4 —^ Archbishop Vehr Consecrated 20 Years Ago June 10 Great Advance in 2 Decades Dodge City New See for 28 Counties Returns to Service The 20th anniversary of the consecration of Archbishop ^Urban J. Vehr as the fourth Ordinary of Western Kansas Diocese Set Up Denver, June 10, gives occasion for noting the amazing growth and development of the Catholic Church Washington.— P i u s XII h a s cenna and Auxiliary to Arch­ Sacred Heart church in Dodge in Colorado in the past two decades. Figures in the 1951 “ Catholic Directory” give the Catholic popu­ created the new Diocese of Dodge bishop Henry P, Rohlman of Du­ City, heretofore in the Diocese of lation of the' ArchdicJcese of Denver as 112,573 and of the Diocese of Pueblo as 89,397— a total of 201,970 City, comprising 28 counties of buque. Wichita, will be the Cathedral of the new diocese. Within the limits compared with 135,258 in 1931. No special observance of the anniversary is planned. Western Kansas, the Apostolic The 28 Kansas counties in the of the new Diocese of Dodge City Delegation announced here June new Diocese of Dodge City are there is a Catholic population of -f -h -f 4- -j- The outstanding event in the past two decades was. the 6. Monsignor John B. Franz, rec­ Barton, Stafford, Pratt, Barber, establishment of Denver as a Metropolitan see Nov. 15, 21,000 served by 46 priests in 43 tor of the Cathedral of the Im­ Rush, Ness, Lane, Scott, Wichita, parishes and 16 missions. 'There 1941, the elevation of Archbishop “Vehr to Archiepiscopal maculate Conception, Springfield, Greeley, Hamilton, Kearney, Fin­ are also within the see 30 Cath­ rank, and the establishment of the Diocese of Pueblo with 111., is named the first Bishop of ney, Hodgeman, Pawnee, EdwArds, olic elementary schools, three the southern half of the state as its territory. The Diocese Dodge City. Ford, Gray, Haskell, Grant, Stan­ Catholic high schools, and five Moniignor Lora* Thoma* of Cheyenne was made a suffragan see of the Archdiocese of ton, Morton, Stevens, Seward, Catholid hospitals. Lane, Vice Chancellor of the Meade, Clark, Kiowa, and Co­ Monsignor PYanz was bom in Denver at that time. Archbishop "Vehr was installed as Arch­ Dubuque archdiocese, has been manche. They were formerly in Springfield, III, Oct. 29, 1896, bishop of Denver Jan. 6, 1942. named Titular Bishop of Bene- the Wichita and Salina dioceses. the son of Fridolin and Louisa An amazing feature of the de / (Reisch) Franz, Sr., both deceased. velopment of the Church under Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation He studied at Quincy college (St. the leadership of Archbishop Vehr Francis Solanus’ ), Quincy, HI, and is that many of the 1951 Catholic Contents-Xlopyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1951— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Kenrick seminary, and was or­ Directory figures for the archdio­ Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. dained at Kenrick by the late cese, including now only 33 coun­ Cardinal Glennon June 13, 1920. ties in the northern half of the He was named Papal Chamber- state, are greater than comparable lain in 1942, and a Domestic Prel­ figures for the whole state in 1931. ate in 1945. He has been treasurer The Rev. (Major) Rich­ Thus there are 244 priests in the since 1935, the year he was named ard Hiester returns to serv­ archdiocese in 1951, fis compared Cathedral rector, of the Catholic with 229 in 1931; diocesan priests Institute and High School associa­ ice this week as a chaplain in the in 1951 number 136, compared DENViRCATHaiC tion, and chairman for the same U.S. air “force. He will leave St. with 123 in 1931. Similarly, there period of thei Catholic Welfare Joseph’s mother-house, Denver, are 56 seminarians in 1951, and Committee of Illinois. where he has been chaplain for the were 36 in 1931. (The Diocese of Bishop-elect Lane was born in past five years, for the chaplains’ Pueblo has, 1951, 117 priests, of Cascade, la., in 1910. He was grad­ school at Fort Slocum, N.Y., after whom 54 are diocesan; 47 par­ uated from Notre Dame in 1932, which he will be stationed at the ishes, 92 missions, 21 seminarians, and was ordained at the North Flight Training Command head­ 301 sisters.) REGISTER American college in Rome in 1937. quarters, Scott Field, Belleville, 111. Even more astonishing is the He did postgraduate work at the Father Hiester was ordained in growth of enrollment in Catholic University of Iowa and the Cath­ Rome in 1937 and served as a schools. In 1931, 49 parishes in chaplain in World war II in the V O L XLVI. No. 42. THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1951 DENVER, COLORADO olic University of America. He has the state were listed as having held numerous diocesan offices. U. S. and the South Pacific. } ' parochial schools, and enrollment was set at 11,981. In 1951, the 10 parochial high schobls, three pri­ vate high schools, and 39 elemen­ tary schools of the northern half of the state alone have an en­ 2 Churches to Be Dedicated Within Week rollment of 14,834, of which 2,- + + 988 is in high schools. The Dio­ + + + 4- cese of Pueblo has 776 students in four high schools and 3,964 Divine Redeemer Officers Selected pupils in 16 elementary schools Priest Designs Altar for New Church Archbishop Urban J. Vehr in 1951. Conxert work h a s nearly Parish, Colorado For Lady of Grace tripled in the past two decade* — if the whole state is consid­ Rev. P. J. Moran Admitted ered it is nearly four times a* areat. There were 369 conxert* Springs, Year Old Services June 11 in the whole state in 1931— two decades later record* show Archbishop Urban J. Vehr A Solemn Dedication Mass To Hospital for Treatment 1,021 for the Denxer archdio­ will preside at the Solemn coram Archiepiscopo for the cese and an additional 224 in Dedication Mass Thursday, new Our Lady of Grace The Rev. Peter J. Moran, pas­ theological studies were taken at the Pueblo diocese, a total of church in the fast-growing tor of Sacred Heart parish in 1,245 for the state. June 14, for the new Churcl) St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, and Swansea district of Denver Peetz, left- June 4 for Tacoma, Catholic Baptisms o f infants of the Divine Redeemer in 5 Wash^ where he will undergo he was ordained by Archbishop have more than doubled for the Colorado Springs, after blessing will be celebrated June 11, accord­ treatment for partial paralysis. Urban J. Vehr in 1933. state: 6,566 in the Archdiocese of the structure at 11 o’clock. ing to the Rt, Rev. Monsignor In his absence, the Rev. Dominic Denver and 4,647 in the Diocese Charles Hagus of Annunciation Pastor in Peetz Msgr. Bosetti to Offer Mass parish, under whose direction the Sclafani, O.S.B., chaplain of St. of Pueblo, a total of 11,213 com­ f 4 , Benedict’s hospital in Sterling, will Since August, 1949 pared with 5,440 two decades ago The celebrant of the Mass coram church was built. say one Mass each Sunday and Marriages show a like increase; Archiepiscopo will be the Rt. Rev. Following the dedication cere­ holy day in Peetz. Father Moran’s His first assignment was as as 1,940 (1,273 Catholic, 667 mixed) Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti, Chan­ monies at 10 o’clock. Archbishop stay in Tacoma will be for an in­ sistant pastor in Holy Family par­ for the Archdiocese of Denver in cellor and Vicar General of the Urban J. Vehr will preside at the determinate time. 1951, plus 865 (704 Catholic and archdiocese; the deacon will be the first Mass in the new church. The ish, Denver. In 1934 he was named Rev. Anthony Elzi, pastor of Cor­ Father Moran is a native of chaplain of St. Benedict’s hos­ 161 mixed) for the Diocese of Rt. Rev. Monsignor Eugene O’Sul­ Pueblo, a total of 2,805 compared pus Christ! parish, Colorado livan, pastor of St. Vincent de County Leitrim, Ireland, and pital, Sterling, and in 1938 he was Springs; and the subdeacon will be studied at St.'^Mel’s college there made administrator of Stoneham with 1,334 in 1931. Paul’s parish, will be celebrant, the Rev. John Nelson, O.M.I., pas­ and the other officers will be: The before' entering the seminary at in addition to his hospital duties. Silver Jubilee in 1940 tor of Sacred Heart parish, Colo­ Maynooth for his philosophy. His In August, 1949, Father Moran Rev. A. G. Elzi, pastor of Corpus On May 29, 1940, when Arch­ rado Springs. Christi church, (Colorado Springs, was made pastor of the P^etz par­ bishop Vehr celebrated his silver Deacons of honor to the Arch­ ish and had served its needs de­ deacon; the'flev. John J. Doherty, jubilee in the priesthood, it was bishop will be the Rev. Michael pastor of St. Bernadette’s parish, Council 539 Elects spite his handicap. His left leg is recounted that in less than nine Harrington, pastor of the Pauline encased in a brace. Lakewood, subdeacon; the Very years as the Ordinary of Denver chapel, Colorado Springs; and Fa­ IN KEEPING with the name of the par­ seph Warnat of Pueblo. The dedicatioh of the new Rev.IMonsignor Bernard J. Cullen In September, 1949, Father he had dedicated 45 new chusches, ther (Lt. Col.) John Anderton, air ish, the large crucifix shown abpve domi­ church in East Colorado Springs by Archbishop of the Chancery office, master of Moran made a pilgrimage to defense command chaplain, Ent air Urban J. Vehr will take place Thursday, June 14. Justin Hunnen us schools, and religious institutions; nates the altar in the new Church of the Divine ceremonies; and Fathers Herman Lourdes, France, to seek a cure had officiated in 59 ordination force base. The masters of cere­ The Rev. Duane Theobald is pastor of the recently Redeemer in Colorado Springs. Executed in a modern Leite, pastor of St. Catherine’s for his paralysis. The pilgrimage ceremonies in St. Thomas’ semi­ monies will be either the Very Rev. established parish.— (Register photo hy Knutson- parish, Iliff, and D. A. McMahon, New Grand Knight was made at the request and ex­ nary and the Cathedral; and had Monsignor David Maloney or the motif, the altar was designed by tbe Very Rev. Jo­ Bowers) assistant at Annunciation, assist­ pense of a family in his parish. confirmed 43,850 persons in 423 Very Rev. Monsignor Bernard J. Justin Hannen, prominent young ant masters of ceremonies. Father Moran requests that all ceremonies. He then had to travel Cullen of the archdiocesan Chan­ The Very Rev. Monsignor James Denver attorney, was elected grand his friends remember him in their from' 20,000 to 25,000 miles an- cery office, and the Very Rev. knight of the Denver council 539, Students Remodel Former School Building P. Flanagan of St, Mary Magda­ prayers and Masses. (Tnm to Page S — Column 3) Monsigpior William Kelly, St. lene’s parish and the Rt. Rev. Knights of Columbus, at a meet­ Mary’s parish superintendent of ing in the council’s home, E. 16th Monsignor Francis P. Cawley of schools, Colorado Springs. The St. Joseph’s parish. Grand Junc­ avenue and Grant street, Penver, Very Rev. Monsignor Walter J. Youth Center for Annuncration Parish June 5. Mr. Hannen, who led the No Vacation for Burse Fund tion, will be deacons of honor, and Canavan, pastor of the Cathedral, the preacher will be the Rev. Chris­ council in one of its most success­ The advent of June points up the] It seems not inappropriate, then. Denver, will be the preacher. By Pete E ngelken fects will be simulated street- Immaculata high school in Leaven­ ful membership drives, replaces lamps beside the booths. Card and worth, Kans. topher Walsh. The principal of­ urgency of settling vacation plans. to remind prospective vacationists The dedication Psalms at the A DREAM of more than seven ficers of the Mass, are all former Wallace F. Webb. Mr. Webb was that any contribution toward the years is finally becoming a reality game rooms will be furnished on No conscientious Catholic consid­ rite will be sung by the Rev. Ber- THE m e m b e r s h ip in the club assistants in Annunciation parish. elected to the post of trustee. education of a student for the for the Rev. Donald A. McMahon both floors, complete with pool ard Giblin, O.F.M., of St. Eliza­ will be limited at present to stu­ The new $75,000 structure, sit­ Other officers elected by a rec­ ers his vacation time as a vacation priesthood is a long-term invest­ of Annunciation parish, Denver, tables, table tennis, checkers, and from his religious duties. None beth’s monastery, Denver; and the dents o f Annunciation, but as more uated at 48th avenue and Colum­ ord attendance were John Bbwdern, ment toward helping to place a with the acquisition of a building darts. Future plans call for a li­ Rev. Anthony Barcelo, C.R., priest facilities are completed the mem­ bine street, will seat 330 persons, deputy grand knight; Joseph Stein, seeks to shirk his obligation of priest and bring the Mass to some for use as a youth center. Father brary on the first floor. of Our Lady of Guadalupe church, bership will be extended to be has a meeting hall in the basement, chancellor; Jo^n J. Denny, war­ hearing Mass or frequenting the hitherto priestless area. McMahon has long been seeking sacraments. Colorado Springs. The choir will At present, Father McMahon available to Catholic students in And has living quarters for a resi­ den; Edward Jersin, advocate; In the past week gifts totaling be under the direction of Miss a building for this purpose. It is says the biggest problem is fi­ James Brunette, inside guard; Vacationists, however, sometimes the neighborhood. Annunciation dent priest. Cared for at present $161 were received for the Little Evelyn Caranci. directly across the street from the nances. The painting of the “ Deck high school now has approximately from Annunciation parish, the Fred Mills and Fenton Lawlor, find difficulty or grave incon­ Flower burse for the education of Monsignor Kelly will be toast­ Annunciation school, and had pre­ of Cards” was progressing exu­ outside guards; James F. McCon- venience in getting to Mass in rec­ 250 students from the surrounding church serves some 200 to 250 a seminarian. These included an master at the dinner for the clergy. viously been a store before it was berantly with the Cardinals of parishes. families in the area, which was aty, treasurer; and Frank Cuba, reational areas far removed from anonymous gift from Denver for The Parish of the Divine Re­ purchased by the parish and used Annunciation showing the touch of When funds become available once the independent town of recorder. centers of population. They are al­ $100, $50 from N. N., Denver; $5 deemer in Colorado Springs was for classrooms. With the erection master brush wielders. Now they to provide minimum operational Elyria. ways appreciative of the opportu­ from a Friend, Denver; $5 from Carnivoi Extended established in June, 1950. It was of the new Annunciation high have run out of paint. Father Mc­ facilities, the club will be open (See Pag* 10.) nity of attending Mass in a church M.C.B., Carbondale; and an anon­ the second congregation estab­ school the building is no longer Mahon would be most happy to Reports were given on tbe Silver conveniently located. Unfortu­ two nights a week, or whenever ymous donation of $1 from Denver. lished in that city within two used for classes. talk to anyone willing to aid in members wish it. When in opera­ Dollar days, annual charity bene­ nately, in our great Western play, This brings the burse total to Much work has to be done be­ Editor to Be Honored fit of the council, which ran afoul years and is the sixth there. The furthering the work on the project, tion the club will be self-sup­ pound, the churches, whose proX' $3,613. Rev. Duane Theobald became first fore the dream can be completed, of the coldest June weather in 72 dpstined to be the most complete porting. ' . The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Mat­ imity to vacation areas which Contributions to the Little pastor July 6, 1950. The parish but the students of Annunciation youth center in the area. thew J. Smith, editor-in-chief of years. The carnival will be con­ makes them a real benefit, are not Immediate results of the bene­ Flower burse may be sent directly has bought a residence for use as have rallied to the cause, and In the past seven years Father fits to be accorded by members the Register System of Catholic tinued for two additional days, as many as they could be. And the to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, a rectory, and a barracks for use in the week since work began in­ McMahon has visited many similar may not be discernible, but Father Newspapers, Denver, will receive June 8-9, Richard Rush, chairman, chief reason for this is the short Chancery office, 1536 Logan street, as a parish hall. side the building the students have announced. age of priests. youth centers throughout the McMahon has a world of faith in an honorary degree of Doctor of Denver 6, Colo. (See Page 13) put in long hours painting, sand­ country, and has studied their young people and believes that Letters from De Paul university, ing, waxing, and polishing floors operation. The operation of the centers of this type are the para­ Chicago, at its commencement cere­ in an effort to speed the official “ Cards Club” will be closely pat­ mount weapons in combating the monies June 10. De Paul university opening. With the waxing of the terned after that of the center at rising juvenile delinquency. is conducted by the Vincentian dance floor nearing completion the Colorado Street-Preaching Apostolate Begins + + + ' + Fathers. students have already installed a After a lapse of nine years, conate June 1. They are the Rev. phonograph to provide music while suggests application for instruc­ Street preaching was f fr s t they work. the street-preaching aposto­ Subdeacons John Anderson of Ca­ tions in the faith through the started as a diocesan program in They Work to Music late to rural communities in thedral parish, Edward Madden of Knights of Columbus correspond­ Colorado in 1937 under the di­ THE CENTER, which students St. John’s parish, John McGinn of the Archdiocese of Denver ence course. The religious corre­ rection of the Rev. Joseph L. have named “ The Cards Club,” is St. Catherine’s parish and James spondence course conducted by the Lilly, C.M., then a professor at was resumed this week. Fa­ a two-story building. The upper Rasby of St. Dominic’s. Sisters of Loretto of Loretto the seminary. Gasoline and tire floor will have a soft-drink counter ther Richard Gieselman, C.M., of The literature that is distributed Heights college is another source rationing forced the interruption and dance floor, and, aptly, the St. Thomas’ seminary and four free at the street-comer meetings of information for those interested. of the program in 1942. students have named it the “ Deck students at that institution opened + + + + + -F of Cards.” When completed the a six-week tour with a “ pitch” in “ Deck of Cards” will portray a Flagler, population 793. The Flag­ Paris sidewalk scene with booths ler jirogram opened June 4 and along the walls and striped awn- will close Saturday, June 9. Preparing for Sidewalk Sessions nigs over the booths. Added ef A one-week stay is planned in each town by tha itinerant apostles. Fixe other towns to be Mother Cabrini Shrine xisitad are Stratton, June 11 to June 16; Burlington, June 18- 23; Yuma, June 25-30; Hudson, Pilgrimage on July 8 July 2-7; and Victor, July 9-14. The fifth annual pilgrimage to A street comer in Flagler is the the St. Frances Cabrini shrine will setting for the group’s initial oper­ be held July 8. Catholics, led by ation. Aided by a portable pulpit, Knights of Columbus from two spotlights, a public address throughout Colorado, will visit the system, and a record player,' the shrine of the only U, S. citizen speakers. Father Gieselman And saint, located near Mt. Veriion one seminarian, present short in­ canyon, west of Denver. -1 structions on fundamental doctrine Arrangements are being made and distribute free literature on for bus transpprtation from the the faith. A question box is a fea­ terminal at 1711 Glenarm street, ture of each of the sessions, which Denver, for those who do not wish will open at 8 p.m. in every town to drive their own cars, according except Victor. There the -starting to James W. Creamer, president time has been set at 7. of ' the shrine committee. The Father Gieselman, w h o was pilgrimage is conducted under the named leader of the street-preach­ sponsorship of the Denver Fourth ing program by the Rt. Rev. Mon- Degree Knights of Columbus, of signor Gregory Smith, archdioce­ whom Edward T. Clinton is faith­ san director of the Confraternity ful navigator. of Christian Doctrine, brings 10 Hundreds of the faithful an years’ experience to his task. He is nually visit the site of the chil­ a veteran of a .decade of street­ dren’s summer home which Mother i preaching in the Archdiocese of Cabrini personally helped to es St. Louis and has trained many “ BREAKING IN” the portable pulpit in Gieselman and a seminarian held the first session tablish on the commanding moun­ THESE CARDINALS of Annunciation youth recreation center. Pictured, left to right, are seminarians in the work. preparation for a six-week tour of street of the series in Flagler June 4, where they will work tain site. Missionary Sisters of the high school work with the added zest pro^ John Kaslo, Ralph Heronema, Shirley Arnold, Assisting Father Gieselman in for a week. The Rev. Subdeacon John McGinn, one Sacred Heart from the Queen of Darlene Maroet, Father Donald McMahon, director; the undertaking are four semi­ preaching in Eastern Colorado is the Rev, Richard of the seminarians, is shown in the photo,— (Regis­ Heaveh orphanage conduct the vided by music in the background as they clean and Donald Creach, and Babig Moore.— (Register photo narians who received the subdia- Gieselman, C.M., of St. Thomas’ seminary. Father ter photo by Smyth) summer home. paint the “ Cards Club,” new Annunciation parish by Jerome)

V V PAGE TW O Office, 938 Bonnoek Street THE DENVER CA TH O LIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 420S' T h u rid o y, June 7, 1951 Archbishop Consecrated 20 Years Ago (Continued From Page'One) been started for St. Vincent de at the time of his. Episcopal ap- that His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, (II y s c , jn c . nually to care for the Catholics Paul’s, Denver. lointment. The Most Rev. J. had ordered the erection Nov. 15 of the whole state. New convents were acquired for lenry Tihen, third Bishop of Den­ of the Province of Denver, with 1522 California St. St. James’, Christ the King, and ver, was a native of Oldenburg, the Archdiocese of Denver as the 1 The steady rate of growth con­ Ind., which was formerly in the Metropolitan see and the Diocese tinued, was interrupted in the war St. Francis Be Sales’ parishes, ecclesiastical Province of Cincin­ of Pueblo, establisheCincinnati, May 30, 1891. Our Lady of Victory in Brighton the Province of Dubuque. The AC. 1635 DENVER, COLO. (Westwood), St. James’, Our Lady Within several blocks of his home was enlarged. change brought the jurisdiction of of Guadalupe, Christ the King, St. were born and reared several other Several parishes constructed ■ th “ ■ Bernadette’s (Lakewood), Mother members of the American Hier­ the three Western sees much closer. halls, including St. Mary’s, Little­ archy, including Bishop George J. The Archdioeeie of Denver of God, St. Mary Magdalene’s, ton (part of building to be used Presentation, and the Regis col­ Rehring of Toledo. became the 20th province in the as school), St Joseph’s, Golden; He made his early studies in United States. There are 21 lege chapel, Denver; Holy Trinity, St. Joseph’s Redemptorist, Den­ Westminster; Assumption, Welby; St. Gregory’s Preparatory semi­ archdioeesas, bat the Archdio* ver; Assumption, Welby; Divine nary and Xavier college (now uni­ cete of Washington has nb suf* Tollefson Furniture Our Lady of Peace, Greeley; Our Redeemer, Colorado Springs; All versity), a Jesuit institution in fragan sees and henca is not an Lady of Guadalupe, Colorado Saints’, Denver; and others. Springs; Our Lady of the Moun­ Cincinnati. He underwent his phil­ ecclesiastical province. Arch­ 2749 SOUTH BROADWAY Other construction -includes a osophical and theological studies bishop Vehr, then a littla more tains, Estes P ^ k ; St. Anthony’s, new convent and recreation hall at Julesburg; St. Charles Borromeo’s, in Mt. St. Mary of the West semi­ than 50 years old, became one St. Thomas’ seminary, a new activi­ nary, Norwood, and was ordained of the youngest Archbishops in Stratton; Divine Redeemer, Colo­ ties building at Loretto Heights Leather Bound Sunday M is­ rado Springs; St. Nicholas’, Platte- May 29, 1915, by the Most Rev. America. college, a classroom building at Henry Moeller, Archbishop of Cin­ His solemn installation, with the sals...... $2.30 to $5.80 ALL OUT SALE ville; St. Ignatius’, Walden; St. Regis college, an addition to St. cinnati. In the following month canonical erection of the Archdio­ Ignatius’, Rangely; St. Catherine’s, Joseph’s hospital, two buildings Prayerbooks...... $1.25 up EVERYTHING REDUCED Derby; St. Mary’s, Grover; and he was named assistant pastor cese of Denver and of the Diocese purchased and remodeled for the of Holy Trinity parish. Middle- of Pueblo, held Jan.-6, 1942, was Christ the King, Haxtun. Our Lady Holy Ghost youth center, Denver; Rosaries...... $1.50 up OPEN EVENINGS— 7 :3 0 -9 P.M. SU. 1-1441 of Grace church (Swansea), Den­ town, and in 1921 chaplain and the most splendid religious cere­ an addition to the Register plant professor of the college and mony ever held in the Rocky Book Ends...... $2,50 pr. ver, will be dedicated June 11, and and a large new building. A con­ All Saints’, Denver, is nearing mother-house of the Sisters of Mountain West. Despite bitterly (Hand-carved by the Trappists) vent for the Missionary Sisters of Charity at Mt. St. Joseph-on-the- cold weather, two-score members completion. St. Vincent de Paul’s, Our Lady of Victory was pur Denver, has been started, and St. Ohio, near Cincinnati. of the Hierarchy were present. Pen Desks Sets...... $6.60 chased in Colorado Springs, mak­ Catherine’s, Denver, is adding the In 1922 he became assistant Others who had expected to at­ ing the fourth foundation of these tend were kept away by travel Paper Weights...... $2.00 Thermo - Electro superstructure. St. Therese’s, Au­ superintendent of schools in the sisters in the archdiocese at the in­ Archdiocese of Cincinnati aqd in difficulties. Archbishop Cicog­ (Image of the Last Supper) rora, is completing a church, hall, vitation of Archbishop Vehr. and rectory. St. Catherine’s par­ 1923, after he had earned a mas­ nani, a personal friend of the Can be used as wall plaques. RE^D Others are in Greeley, Brighton, ter of arts degree from the Cath­ new Archbiehop when he was ish, Iliff, is building a hall that and Denver. may be used as a church. St. Jo­ olic University of America, Wash­ studying in Rome, officiated. Property was also purchased for ington, D.C., he was appointed Archbishop McNicholas of Cincin­ Complete selection of Medals seph’s, Akron, is building a new several new parishes yet to be de­ /sffo 'x BATTERY church and has a new rectory. archdiocesan superintendent of nati, who delivered the sermon at & Chains. veloped. the installation of Bishop Vehr New schools include St. James’, schools. He held this position un­ That o u tlast! any By training and experience til 1926, when he was named rec­ more than 10 years before, spoke Our Lady of Lourdes, Christ the primarily an educator, Arch- Battery on the Rood. tor of St. Gregory’s Preparatory also on this occasion. King, St. Mary Magdalene’s, Pres­ fai.hop Vehr in his regime in There were an Archhisbop, 17 • LARGE SELECTION OF FATHER'S DAY CARDS entation, Annunciation high school. seminary. >' Colorado has paid particular at­ Bishops, an Abbot, and more than Water 3 times a year Our Lady of Mt. Carmel high The following year Father Vehr • WIDE .SELECTION OF WEDDING G IFT S tention to the systematic organi­ was elevated to the rank of Do­ 170 Monsignori and priests pres­ school, Denver; St. Louis’, Engle­ zation of Catholic education, 36 Months' mestic Prelate by Pius XL He ent for the conferring of the pal­ wood; St. Mary’s, Littleton; St. both in Church schools and in lium on Archbishop Vehr April Guarantee Mary’s, Colorado Springs; Corpus went to Rome for a year’s study the promotion of religious vaca­ in the Collegio Angelico and was 25, 1946, by Cardinal Samuel Christi, Colorado Springs; and St. tion schools and the adult study Stritch of Chicago. The pallium Anthony’s high school. Sterling. awarded a licentiate in canon law club program under the direction Upon his return to Cincinnati he is a symbol of Archiepiscopal au­ Recharging - Rental Batteries - Service St. Dominic’s and Loyola parishes, of the Confraternity of Chris­ was appointed rector of Mt. St. thority conferred by the Holy Fa­ Denver, are completing new grade tian Doctrine. A Fete DoUart a IFeeA Pay* the Balance Mary seminary, where he was also ther. The event was the most bril­ .schools. Holy Family parish. Fort But he also made a remark professor of education and homi liant ecclesiastical gathering in the -GEIVERAL TIRES- Collins, erected a large combina­ able record in the business admin­ GOODS etics. Monsignor Vehr also_ did archdiocese since the elevation of tion school and hall including six istration of Church affairs, in postg^raduate work in the Univer­ Archbishop Vehr in 1942. “ The West’s Largest Church Goods Supply House” classrooms for religious classes. erecting new buildings, in promot­ Archbishop Vehr served as School additions were erected ing Catholic Charities, in building sity of Notre Dame. The announcement of hi. ap­ Apostolic Administrator of the Joe Kavanaugh, Inc. for Cathedral high, St. Francis de up the native priesthood, in fur­ pointment to iucceed as Bishop Diocese of Pueblo until the in­ Established 1902 1633 Tremont Place Sales’, St. Patrick’s, Holy Family thering Catholic Action through 28 Year$ Same Location of Denver the Most Rev. J. stallation of Bishop Joseph C. high school, St. Philomena’s, St. the apostolate of the press, and in TAbor 3789 Locally Otened and Operated Henry Tihen, who had resigned Willging March 12, 1942, in the Denver 2, Cola. 7th fit Lincoln TA. 1261 Catherine’s, Denver; and Sacred a host of other activities because of ill health, was made Sacred Heart Cathedral, Pueblo. Heart, Roggen. Mullen high sthool. The formal recognition in his April 23, 1931, by Archbishop The Papal bulls for the Denver Fort Logan, converted two bar­ rule of the solid and extensive ceremonies being delayed by the growth of the Church in Colo (later Cardinal) Pietro Fuma- racks buildings into classrooms soni-Biondi, then Apostolic Del­ war, in which the United States rado gave Papal approval, through and shops, and began enrolling off- egate to the United States. had taken part a full month, the setting up the archdiocese, to a re­ campus students. Blessed Sacra­ His consecration took place in decrees of erection were issued Good Jobs Are Available ment, Denver, is finishing a large ligious development most marked by the Apostolic Delegate. SWINGS in modern times but dating back the Cathedral of St. Peter in additional school. Chains, Cincinnati, June 10, 1931 At the time of the erection of If Yon Are Trained Rectories have been constructed four centuries to the shadowy rec­ the province, it contained nearly ords of Spanish conquistadores in Archbishop John T. McNicholas Our Streamlined Plan of Individual Instruction enables WW or purchased for Christ the King, O.P., S.T.M., of Cincinnati was the 210,000 Catholics. The Archdio­ the Southwest. Threaded in the you to advance as rapidly as you are able. Our Lady of Lourdes, Mother of consecrator, assisted by Arch­ cese of Denver listed 87,907 in God, St. Cajetan’s, Holy Rosary, story are the bravery of mission 33 Northern Colorado counties; padres who gave their lives for bishop Beckman of Dubuque and St. Bernadette’s (Lakewood), and the Most Rev. Joseph Albers, then the Diocese -of Pueblo, 78,373 in I C K I N S O N BoiWiiiB • • • r o n d ll^ E . St. Anthony’s (Westwood), Den the faith in New Spain, the glam­ 30 Southern Colorado counties; D«l\Jinflaa» V ^ ^ our of gold rush days, and the Auxiliary Bishop of Cincinnati, as >SECRETAPIAt SCHOOL ver; St. Peter’s, Kremmling; Holy co-consecrators. Bishop Vehr was and the Diocese of - Cheyenne, D i s i t l f r i s Name, Steamboat Springs; St. Pe­ pioneer West, and the heroic sac 32,933 in Wyoming. It was a far rifices of those saintly men who formally installed as Ordinary of 1232 Pennsylvania KE 1448 ter’s, Crook; Sacred Heart, Rog­ Denver July 16, 1931. cry from, the day in 1860 when I#- gen; St. John’s, Yuma; St. Pat­ laid the foundations of the Church the then Father Machebeuf, ac­ Cliiui'*'' of today in Colorado At the time of his 25th anni­ s w w h * '* '* rick’s, Fort Logan; and St. Cather­ versary as a priest, a grateful companied by Father John B. Ra- ine’s, Burlington. The new rec­ Historically, Archbishop Vehr’ verdy, arrived in Denver to bring fats'll**^’ ♦3.00 jw I*" birthplace, Cincinnati, 0., has had clergy and laity inaugurated tory for St. Louis’ parish, Engle­ successful campaign to raise $125, the ministrations of the Church wood, is well on the way to com­ extraordinarily close ties with Ca to the handful of the faithful scat­ 1 Morgan, \ tholicism in Colorado. The first 000, which wa.s devoted to the up pletion, and a new rectory has building of Catholicism in the tered throughout the state. Bishop of Denver, the Most Rev The development of a strong Joseph P. Machebeuf, and Arch native clergy is one of the proj­ - Leibman ^0^ ■ bishop Vehr were both diocesans Colorado has many struggling mission parishes in its poorer dis­ ects closest to Archbishop Vehr’s The Denver Catholic and received Episcopal consecra heart. He constantly urges voca­ DENYIRINDUSTI BANK tion in Cincinnati. The second tricts and contains a large Span- ish-American population, rich in tions and insists that seminar­ and Hickey CIORCI F. ROCK. PruUtBt Register Bishop of Denver, the Most Rev, ians be of the highest type of ^1534C»lifomtaSt.l|^ Nicholas C. Mats, studied in the simple faith but often lacking even Gai and Electric Bldg. Phonn TAbor 1395 a I OppMJle Dmvw Dry Ceed* C«.l Phong MAln 5155 < Published Weekly by the decent living^ conditions. The young Catholic manhood. The Dio­ Catholic Press Society, Inc. seminary, Mt. St. Mary of the cese of Denver, when divided, had West, Norwood, Cincinnati, of building of mountain chapels to 938 Bannock Street, Denver. care for less populous districts in more than 40 students fo j the L Colo. which Archbishop Vehr is a grad priesthood in St. Thomas’ semi­ uate and of which he was rector the Rockies has been a special Subscription; $2.00 Per Year project of the prelate. The beau­ nary, in which are now enrolled al­ sold in combination with The tiful architecture of these chap together more than 200 seminar­ Fr. Zabolitsky, O.S.B., ians. A number of the young Register, National Edition, in els, veritable gems of faith in a d O H n s a n Al Bennett Archdiocese of Denver. majestic setting of nature, has priests are sent to the Catholic Gets W es tcliffe Pos won wide comment. university in Wasjiington for grad­ Entered as Second Class Archbi.shop Vehr was named a uate study and, in peacetime, to STORAGE s m ouinc CD. Men's Clothing Dept. ^ Matter at the Post Office, Pueblo.—Father Maurus Zabolit Rome. sky, O.S.B., is named administrator Knight Commander of the Holy Denver, Colo. Sepulchre, an ancient Papal order The Catholic Charities, founded AOOlZ dk i-OWC i)t3WA/%/€E of Our Lady of Assumption parish in Denver in 1926, have an un­ Westcliffe, according to announce­ of knighthood, in 1940. The honor Roger$~Peet was bestowed by the Latin Patri­ usually strong organization for an Dr. G. J. ment’ made by the Pueblo Chan­ area of rather limited population 7 v i O A , i > r o Society Brand cery office this week. He will re arch of Jerusalem in the name of the Holy Father. as compared with larger centers side in Westcliffe and become its of the East. The 25th annual con­ Scotsdale Schaeuble first resident priest in many years. The growing importance of For the Safety of Your Goods Formerly pastor of St. Leander’s Colorado ecclesiastically resulted vention of the National Confer­ Brayton Optometrist jarish, Pueblo, he has recently in the announcement Nov. 27 ence of Catholic Charities was . Use Johnson Service on Every Move Deen chaplain of St. Joseph’s hos­ 1941, through the Most Rev. Am held in Denver in 1939 on the Specialist pital, Florence. Prior to that he leto Giovanni Cicognani, Aposto invitation of Archbishop Vehr. AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN LINES. INC. lie Delegate to the United States The importance of the Colorado “MOVING WITH CARE EVERYWHERE” For Visual was for many years pastor of St, THE mflV CO. Ida’s parish, Lafayette. He was at organization was shown in the fact that its director, Monsignor John STORAGE - PACKIl^G - SHIPPING 2ND FLOOR Eye Care one-time assistant pastor of St. Mary’s parish, Pueblo, and has Total Numberof DPs R. Mulroy of Denver, was elected Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway 638 Empire Bldg. KE. 5840 served often in many parishes in national president in the conven­ the diocese needing extra clerical tion. Service rendered in 1950 by help during the summer, at Christ­ To Come to Denver the Charities’ agencies in the arch­ V mas, and at Easter. ' diocese, including free and part- pay care by the Catholic hospi­ When you see “The Great Caruso” Is 522 in Two Years tals, amounted to more than $1,- 1 St Solemn Mass Said 000,000. Still climbing, the total of dis­ The growth of the Catholic you’ll hear the placed persons brought into the press in Archbishop Vehr’s tenure By Fr. Neil Callahan Archdiocese of Denver in the past has been marked. When he arrived Present in the sanctuary for two and a ouarter years rose to in Denver, the Register System of the First Solemn Mass of the Rev, 522 this week. Catholic Newspapers, which has its Neil Callahan, Friar Minor Con­ One DP, Stanko Vinder, 64, a editorial offices and printing facil­ Model 5 Baldwin Organ ventual, in the Denver Cathedral Croatian, arrived in Denver at the ities there, was publishing five edi­ May 27 were the Rt. Rev. Monsi end of May. A “ hard core’[ case tions with a combined circulation ■ . . used with the chorus, Simulating the great organ gnors John R. Mulroy, Joseph P (one who cannot support himself of 92,000 weekly. In 1951 the Reg­ O’Heron, and John P. Moran; the because of some infirmity), Vinder ister System, in addition to the Na­ at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York Very Rev. Monsignor E. J. Kolka will be cared for by the Little Sis­ tional Edition, publishes editions the Rev. Eugene Horan, O.F.M. ters of the Poor at Denver’s Mul­ for 31 dioceses in the United the Rev. Stephen Krieger, S.J. len Home for the Aged. States. The combined circulation and the Rev. Leo C. Gainor, O.P, Two families of four arrived in reaches about 850,000 weekly. Father Callahan is the son of Mr, Denver May 4, having docked in Listen for It and Mrs. William J. Callahan of New York city May 2 on the the Cathedral parish. steamship Stewart. They are Wa In the Officers of the Mass included the dyslaw (ihmura, 30; his wife, Zu First Friday Club Rev. Lucian Harkins, O.F.M zanna, 25; and their daughters "Ave Marla" Conv., uncle of the new priest, as Stanislawa, three; and Genowefa, assistant priest; the Rev. John R two; and the Sek family, Jan, 30; Has Lively Session scene Vidal, C.M., of St. Thomas’ sem­ his wife, Maria, 27; sons Tadeusz inary, deacon; and the Rev. James three; and Richard, one. The Rev. Fred J. Mann, C.SS.R., T. Sullivan, C.SS.R., of St. Jo- Mr. Chmura'is already working of St. Joseph’s parish, Denver, the sepli’s Redemptorist parish, sub at the Colorado Serum company First FYiday club speaker for June, deacon. The Very Rev. Monsignor in Denver, and the Seks are being was re:Sponsible for one of the Walter J. Canavan, Cathedral pas­ sponsored by Reinhert Weimer, a liveliest discussions ever held at tor, delivered the sermom Ft. Morgan fanner. the monthly luncheons when he in­ LANZA vited his audience to participate in his treatment of the topic, “ What This Father*s Day now playing Annual Potiuck Dinner Is Happening to the Modern Fam­ ily?’’ L E T D>AD CHOOSEY At your first opportunity at the In fact, so stimulating were his Slated June 12 in Arvada questions, throwing the problem Of course you‘want him to have the gift be’-d like the annual ice cream social in right into the laps of family men, see models 5, 10 and 20 RKO-Orpheum (St. Anne’f Parish, Arvada) best. C^me in and get him an amusing miniature St. Anne’s circle is having its July. This is the last meeting until that the First Friday club is plan­ the first Tuesday in September. Baldwin Organs, annual potiuck dinner Tuesday ning to sponsor a return engage­ hat box, with the famous Knox Crest. . . a tidy hat in r evening, June 12, in the hall. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schmitt ment on the part of the soft-spoken hA-G‘ l^ presents Those on the committee are Mrs. and family left Sunday to live in Redemptorist. Tentative plans call inside... and a Gift Certificate for a fine Knox Hat. Las Alamos, N. Mex., where Mr. James Duckett as chairman *and for the club to hold a full evening’s He’ll like the idea, but most of all he’ll like the There’s a Baldwin Or^an to suit Mmes. Karl Branch, Ed Branch, Schmitt is employed with the session at which members will oe Leo Foley, Ed Frigon, Emil Gi- Atomic Energy commission. They urged to invite their vwves. Com­ privilege of choosing his Knox Hat himself. every individual requirement in “ a e C h - e a t meno, and George Graul. both have been active in the par plete details will be announced at iize and price. The vacation school for public ish for a number of years. Mr, a later date. BN«X «irr CXBTIVICATBSl^ grade school children started this Schmitt is the brother of Father Definite opinions were heard pro Cetalog on Request week with an attendance of nearly Harley Schmitt. and con at the meeting June 1 as mth miniotoTS box and hot in any amount 100 pupils. They begin ’♦y going Calendar to whether the solution of present- to Mass at 8:15 and classes end at Juna 9, Saturday— Confessions day problems of Catholics must 11 o’clock each morning. There are 4:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30. come from the leadership of the four nuns from Holy Family school Novena to St. Anne at 7:30. clergy or from married couples The BALDW IN Piano teaching this week. Next week June 10, Sunday— Masses at 6, themselves. The realization was there will be just three. The vaca­ 8, and 10. general, however, that some con­ Esi. 1862 tion school will last three weeks. June 12, Tuesday— St. Anne’s crete approach must be made, and The Altar and Rosary society circle potiuck dinner. soon, to stem the increasing swing 1632 Coiifernia St. In Denver’s Music Center held its meeting in the hall June Juna 13, Wedneiday— Convert to secularistic thinking that has JhsL WatiSu StoJuL MAin 2285 6. The members made plans to have classes at 7 :45 in the halL infiltrated Catholic ranks. Thursday, June 7, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 420i PAGE THREE

From 17 Parochial Schools CatholicEducationGrowthOutstripsFacilities 800 Students Registered In Youth Music Program State's Parochial Schools Joint Commencement Exerciser for High Schools Approximately 800 students of 17 parochial schools in the Denver area have been registered for the unified instru­ i Gain 1,000 Pupils a Year, mental music pro^am, according to Dwight McCready, supervisor of music. A survey was conducted among the 9,000 pupils in the system, with the above results. Archbishop Tells Gradsl Each child in the system was ates of Denver university. Two “ We cannot build big enough nor rapidly enough to ac­ interviewed for interest and tested for talent, and the parents of each more teachers will be added. commodate the influx of new children who, year by year, Any parent wishing to have was notified of the program. clamor for admission to our schools,” said Archbishop Ur­ his child take advantage of this The object of the program is to ban J. Vehr in a masterly exposition of the Catholic philos­ program can still have the child tike pupils while still in the registered for the free classes ophy of education delivered at the joint graduation cerC' grades, starting in the third grade, by calling Mr. McCready, mony of the Denver Catholic high schools at the City audi and stimulate their interest in KE. 4614 or GE. 1859. The pro­ torium SundayJune 4. music and teach them the funda­ gram also will be open at the The average enrollment increase mentals. By the time the child beginnihg of the fall term. depends upon the education of| reaches high school, he will be in the past four years in the Cath­ The high schools enrolled in the olic school system has been more youth. capable of taking part in the pro­ program and the number of new In our land of freedom and lib than 1,000 new pupils per yeM, gram already established there.* ' members registered from each are the Archbishop revealed, in prais­ erty, all private schools, including Each Saturday from 12 to 1 our Catholic schools, exist by right as follows: St. Joseph’s, 8; Cathe­ ing the sacrifices made by Cathcdic o’clock during the summer months, dral, 10; Annunciation, 10; St. parents to maintain an educatfon of law, not by mere sufferance or free classes are being conducted toleration. In ■ its constitutional Francis’, 15; and Holy Family, 15. system that can give regular and for beginners in the Potenza hall, The grade schools participating constant instruction in religious enactments, our government re­ 1900 W. 38th, ih Mt. Carmel par­ cognizes the basic law of nature— | are St. Vincent de Paul’s, 54; and moral truths. The full text ish. The free instructions are that the child belongs to the par­ Presentation, 58; St. Francis’, 10; of the Archbishop’s talk follows; being held in conjunction with the ent and not to the State; and upon St. Joseph’s, 88; St. Louis’, 44; Just Kids band, under the direc­ We proudly present to you today the parent, not the State, devolves Christ the King, 38; Sacred Heart, tion of Mr. McCready. this splendid group of approxi­ the selection of the type of edu­ 75; St. Elizabeth’s, 47; St. Philo- mately 500 g^raduates of the Cath­ cation the parent wishes for his Four teachers have been ac­ mena’s, 56; Annunciation, 94; Ca­ olic high schools of the city of child. This is the natural law and quired to assist in the program. thedral, 78; and Mt. Carmel, 14. Denver. These schools are all ac­ the basis of Christian thinking and They are Benedict Kauffmann, a The schools not named are ex­ credited to the North Central asso­ of our democratic institutions. graduate of the Julliard conserva­ pected to come into; the program ciation, a regional standardizing There are tome people'in this tory of music, N. Y .; Mrs. Dorothy \ipdy which guarantees an ob­ and may have done so at this democracy of ourt who would Rinquest, a graduate of the Austin writing. The members of existing jective evaluation of teacher prep­ like to qualify or negkte the school of music; and Hugh Avis aration and curriculum content, school bands are not numbered parental right to educate the and Gilbert Johnson, both gradu- with the new members. as well as physical equipment. child in accordance with hit de- They are your sons and daughters; tiret. Some articulate individ- your loyalty and generosity has ualt, tome national educational made „their graduation .day pos­ attociationt are definitely and sible openly oppoted to the exittence I thought you might wish to of private tchoolt of all kinds ?m -U U EQUIPMENT ■hear of the development of Cath­ and make no pretense of con­ olic education in the state of Colo­ cealing their feelings. rado. Throughout t h e United There has been an unusual de- THIS SPECTACULAR VIEW of the joint* graduation Cathedral, Annunciation, St. Joseph’s, St. Francis de Sales’, and States, more than 3,500,000 chil velopment and increase in the en- ceremonies for students of the five parochial high schools Holy Family. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr presented diplomas to the dren are attending Catholic rollment m private schools in tneLj^^j Regis high school, Denver, shows the 456 graduates on the stage graduates in the ceremonies June 3, and delivered the principal address. schools. You might be interested past decade or two particularly J City auditorium. The schools are, from left to right, Regis, — (Register photo by Smyth) m knowing that the Catholic Benjamin Fine, education editor of , , , ’ • , Church is educating in Colorado, the New York Times, during the! i ”r "r r "r "h 4- + + + at her own expense, more ' than past year or two completed a de- taxpayers, we have a definite inter- God and His Commandments must tion of the country, not in Colo­ the trackless waste of the Kansas 22,000 children from the grade tailed study of Catholic school en- est in public schools. By reason of be imparted to immature minds by rado, thank God, who built schools prairie, in caravan routes, to bring school through college. This is a rollment on all levels, based on a our taxation support, they are as any one, or all, of these agencies. two and three years ago and can­ religion and religious service from sizeable army of children representative sampling of the much our schools as they are any Unfortunately, 50 per cent of the not find teaching sisters to operate their native mother-houses in the Keep them SAFE in their own play yard! An additional 8,000 children are various dioceses of the United other citizen’s in any community. children of our country never them. Middle West. Theirs is a notable pven an intensiv* course of re- States. According to his findings. We have separate Catholic darken the inside of a church, and Vocations are from God but saga in Western history. Some of We are Equipped to Set up or Install Your Equipment* if the school Joes not teach Christ ligpoua instruction in the orga­ a national enrollment increase of schools because of the conscientious nurtured in human surroundings. their members lie in unmarked Drive out and tee it on display. nized religious instruction sum' approximately 35 per cent is noted conviction that any education to be and the home is delinquent, Chris­ graves on the Kansas prairies mer schools during the vacation for the 10-year period, 1940 to adequate must be religious. These tian idealism and Christian living, Vocations ordinarily come from Our state was a wilderness then, good Catholic homes, not the periods, as well as during the 1950. The student increase in the Catholic schools do not exist solely as we know it, will change its Denver a small hamlet of uncer­ ultra-rich nor the distressingly ELCAR FENCE & SUPPLY CO. school year. Based on the averaw state of Colorado in our Catholic for the purpose of teaching reli- character. The forces of secular­ tain lineage and bearing the Obvi­ per capita cost of approximately■;ely schools has approximated this per- gion; they exist for every purpose ism and atheistic materialism are poor. But vocations must be de­ ous markings of rawbone pioneer­ 4405 EAST EVANS AVE. PHQNE RA. 2879 $216 per pupil last year in public centage of increase. for which the public school exists on the move throughout the world veloped and cultivated or they ing. Bud Ellerby Bill Carlile education in our state, the Cath­ By private schools we mean all and, in addition, for the develop- and are having their effects in our will die on the vine. Could not fine Catholic parents occa­ My dear graduates: May I ad­ olics of this jurisdiction are saving schools not supported by public ment of Christian character, which country, in eduction, in public dress these words to you. the taxpayers of Colorado in ex­ taxation, whether they are Catho- is founded and nurtured on the sionally suggest to their children lie or nonsectarian. These include example and teaching of Jesus and private life. the life of abnegation and devo- 1. Be loyal to your religious cess of four and one-half million ideals; they are the bases of Chris­ dollars each year on operating the large private universitieus of Christ. We can talk God and Jesus May I lay a word to you votion in the priesthood or sister­ tian conduct. Be men and women costs alone, exclusive of the capi­ the country, such as Columbia, Christ and Christian discipline Catholic parents on the subject hood, the ideals of self-sacrificing of prayer and devotion to your Religious Articles tal investments involved in tn< Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Chicago, openly in our schools without fear of vocations to the priesthood service to God and humanity? An God. - * Statues * Roiariet * Medals * Books construction of buildingrs. Leland Stanford, etc., and the in- of legal restrictions. and the sisterhood? The continu­ occasional word spoken at home numerable elementary and second­ ance in the perfection of our about vocation, a hint dropped 2. Never cause your good mother * Crucifixes * Prayer Books * Pendants * Pictures At you may know, in aceord- Our tchoolt are organized and here and there, an appropriate * Plaques anaa with tka last federal een- ary private schools in our state adminittered in conformity with system of education, nation wide and father any embarrassment by and throughout the country. About and locally, hangs largely on the pamphlet left for family read­ any word or deed. Never force ■ut of 1950, Colorado kat American tradition and ‘law. ing may easily stimulate a God- Complete Line of Religious Articles for Church and Home gained 17 per cent in population 80 per cent of all private schools They are approved for their question of additional religious them to hang their heads in grief are Catholic. personnel. Every new parish given desire of consecration to or shame because of your infidel­ ever a. 10-year period, from educational tervieet by the ttlite Christ. There are „ hundreds of 1940 to 19ta. Denver kat in- la a group such at this, it and regional accrediting agen- means an additional priest; ity to principle or your miscon­ would tsem only meet and just magnanimous souls among our areatad 29 par cant. In Denver, cifet, and they are ttaffed by every new classroom spells an­ duct. Remain lovingly close to them A. P. Wai^iier that I, at a Bithop, thould ex- other sister. The periods of native adolescent boys and and their advice. They have for- children under five yeart have profettional educatort of proved girls who would thrill to the di­ incraated 102 per cant. Tka age prett to you and all patront of competency. 1 doubt, tincerely, preparation for both are long gotten more than you will learn Catholic tchoolt our appreciation and arduous. Every diocese and vine romance of the sanctuary in many years. To them and their (iiriu ii J essential principle that the child ' '' .‘.STYLE GUIDE Regarded as the best defensive self. longest-hitting boy in the league, pennant game with St. Joseph’s was I....." shepherd in the league, Burns will Publix woodmen will be led the 185-pound Cardinal will be won on overthrows, even though SEND YOUR BOY TO line up with St. Joseph’s Tommy by Bob Kordula of North high, aiming at the 335-foot left field Regis was outhit and'outscored in Turner, who was an all-star out­ a .438 batter; his teammates. wall in Bears stadium. Horvat earned runs, an outstanding illus­ fielder , last year, and with St. Bob Urich, .375; Larry Tepper, bats and throws right handed. tration of coaching’s share of the .333; and Marvin Vette of West, — (Register photo by Smyth) triumph. CAMP Francis’ Dick Brady, all-around The story points out Kellogg’s pitcher and ball hawk.— (Register .303. catcher; Joe Wedow, pitcher; Bob work with juvenile ballplayers photo by Smyth) The rest of the line-ups include the best players that both leagues Carberry, third base; and Tommy who will grow into high school ST. M ALO VAVAV-'-V’’'r M W J W W J W A can -field for the 10th All-Star Turner, outfield. and Legion flannels. The Regis :• . FISHERMEN game in this annual pageAt. ANNUNCIATION— Fred Maes, mentor has a private "farm sys­ A gtt • to 17 Early ticket orders indicate that catcher; Ken Reldel, third base; tem” that includes the Old ;J FELT SOLES 5 the 19,000 seats in Bears’ Stadium and Ed Horvat, first base. Timers’ Baseball association in Vulcanized Denver. The Old Timers spon­ may be well filled, surpassing the HOLY FAMILY— Jack Isen- Near Rocky Mountain Na­ 5 s sor a nationally known program MISTER BASEBALL around Rocky Mountain prep 1949 record of 11,000. hart, pitcher; Jerry Tancredo, tional Park in the heart of Yevri to Borrow Tickets are now on sale at the shortstop; and Dick Golesh, utility. of leagues for boys in three age circles vthis season is Lou Kellogg, coach of Regis high’s groups— 11-13, 13-15, and 15- America’s most majestic May company ticket office. Box CATHEDRAL — Joe DiPaolo, 1951 Parochial league champions, of the Parochial All-Stars, and «lso mountains at the foot of seats are $1, and general admis­ 17. 'This season the Old Timers of the 40 & 8 American Legion squad that last year won the Colo­ • Take it home. Its pictures second base, and Bobby Sullivan, will field 123 clubs completely Long’s Peak. sion is 50 cents. Children over 12 outfield. rado and regional Legion titles, Kellogg’s 1951 40 & 8 entry will will show you what a new coat may get in for 25 cents, and all uniformed.' be made up of players from Regis, Holy Family, and St. Francis’ high of paint can do for your rooms! children under 12, when accom­ MULLEN — J o h n^n y Barone, Lou Kellogg directs many of the GET READY* FOR shortstop. schools. Along with Bob Burns, St. Joseph’s coach, he will manage panied by an adult, will be ad­ youngsters’ teams, studies the rest, • See authentic color sugges­ SUMMER CAMP the Parochial All Stars in their annual game with the Public school mitted free. Tickets will also be ST. FRANCIS’ — Dick Brady, and keeps in touch with all the All-Stars Saturday evening, June 9, in Bears’ Stadium.— (Register 31st Season tions styled to harmonize with Rec. p Q c available Saturday at the Bears’ pitching outfielder. budding Babe Ruths at large. photo by ’Wunder) the furnishings you now own. Canteens ...... box office. COACHES — Lou Kellogg, Kellogg will team up with Bob I Rec. Men’s $ 4 95 The complete all-star Parochial Regis; and Bob Burns, St. Jo­ ‘ • Learn from big pictures Burns, coach of St. Joseph’s run­ Raincoats ...... * roster follows; ^ seph’s. ner-up Bulldogs, to direct the Pa­ how color has the power to REGIS— Dick Braun, catcher; Joey DiPaolo, Cathedral in­ rochial All-Stars against the Pub­ 1'Dance Record W ill Admit July 8 to Aug. 19 New Army Wool Mummy Jim Bowen, pitcher; Dave Bryson, modernize yourliome without Sleeping Bags, with fielder who was named to the All- lic school All-Stars Saturday night, first base; Bill Faddis, second ^ remodeling. water repellent Parochial squad, will be unable to June 9, in the Bears’ stadium. The $15 o W EEK base; and derry Burns, outfield. play because he has taken a job in Legion league will get under way Patrons to Hop Shop Social cover ...... ST. JOSEPH’S “Bud Schoepflin,! Grand Junction. Sundey, June 10. (Blessed Martin Young People’s approximately 100 members at­ Rec. Army Nylon $ 0 4 5 , We’ll reserve a copy Club, Denver) tending. Cy Becker was respon­ Ponchos ...... " Frank Presalac Wins Regis Scholarship Platters will be spinning at sible for this well-planned event. UNDER P e A o NAL DIRECTION OF for you! WAC Raincoats, suitable the Hop Shop record dance to be His committee included Ed Lynch, for boys & girls, $ 0 9 5 featured by the Blessed Martin Betsy O’Kane, Jeanette Kava- RT. REV. M ONSIGNO R with hood ...... " Many Honors Are Awarded Graduates YPC on Friday, June 8, at naugh, Margaret Ormsby, Mike JOSEPH BOSETTI, V.G. New waterproofed $ 0 9 5 8:30 p.m. in St. Dominic’s church Sachse, Ernie Espinosa, Bernard Tarps 5’ x 7’ ...... W basement, 29th avenue at Federal Karpinski, Gladys Dolan, and Chancery Office ■Violet Zemher. $ 7 2 5 Of Annunciation High by Msgr. Hagus boulevard. 1536 Logan St. 7’ X 9’ ...... * Launching the club on a new Mr. and Mrs. Lud Thaler are program of summer activities, the Denver 5, Colo. SPECIAL GIFTS New Army McClennan $ 4 0 9 5 (Annunciation Parish, Denver) rid, Barbara Apodaca, Dolores Albert Valverde, Robert Straus- the parents of a girl born June 2. affair will be open to all young Saddles ...... I *- The graduation class of the high Apodaca, Vivian Beron, Francis heim, David Irish, Ronald Stockley, Mrs. Thaler was formerly Helen people 18 and over. One dance $ 7 9 5 school received Holy Communion Cisneros, Rosaline Diaz, Gloria Donald Stockley, John Hathaway, Flynn. for FATHER'S DAY! record is all that is needed to enter Used ...... * in the 9;30 Mass Sunday. The fol­ Gonzales, 'W a 11 e r 1 e y Gorham, Barbara Heidenreich, Catherine the Hop Shop, and the records Air Mattresses 1 lowing awards were given by the Marian Heronem^, Marietta He- Krantz, Arleen Vigil, 'Viola Kuntz; Tools— Fishing Equipment are guaranteed to be played. A 25x72 irregular O & ■ U Bt. Rev. Monsignor Charles Hagus; ronema; Mary Jo Mowry, Vicki Irene Scholarship to Regis college, request portion will be presented Electric Razors New Kapok Scout Yvonne Hilberg, Loretta Hone- Millmann, Sandra Thomasson, Frank Presalac; fouy-year scholar­ Grace Romero, Jeannette Maes, and entertainment will be pro­ Sleeping Bag ker, Mary Ann Urquhart, Ursula ship m"edal award, Shirley Judish; Rose Marie Urban, Jeanne Trayis, vided, after which refreshments 100” zipper ...... ■ ■ Lujan, Beverly McCoy, Marianne will be served. ' citizenship awards, Virginia Cha­ Mannion, Ernestine Martinez, Regina Garcia, Diana Applehans, New Umbrella Tents ^ ^ 0 ^ ® vez and Jerry Curtis; valedictory Dorothy Gonzales, Brenda McPhail, A good time is promised to all Mary Ann Mollendore, Mary Ann who visit the Hop Shop by the GILLI HARDWARE medal, John Kelly; and altar boy Popish, Gladys Quintana; Sandra Sandoval, Loretta Trujillo, Len Fiiher, Prop...... honor award for faithful service, committee members, Joe Younker- Nadine Roach, Erma Sanchez, and Virginia Winters. General Hardware 10’ X 10’ ...... Frank Presalac and Jack Grem- The First Communion class was man, Shirley Zangari, Pat Scheer, Barbara Schell, Joanne Sham- Paints-Varniih-Glaii Postagi Extra ling. enrolled in the scapular on Sunday Fritz Coressel, Joe Keeley, and Tenta and Camping Supplies berger, Kathleen Steckline, Eleanor Ammunition-Guns National Latin awafds, George evening at devotions. The First Barbara Roach. Write for Free Catalogue Tanko; Fishing Equipment Wente, summa cum laude; Mary Communion and Solemn Commun­ Broadmoor Outing June 10 Lou Miltenberger, niagna cum Donald Arnold, Douglas de ion classes were under the direction The Broadmoor in Colorado 3006 West 44th Ave. Denver Arniy Store laude; Arden Reusink, cum laude; Chant, James- Freeworth, William of Sister Mary Adele and Sister Springs will be buzzing with GLendale 3809 Cor. 15th & Larimer Sts. and Robert Mezar, cum laude. Fross; Mary Georgia. activity on Sunday, June 10, with “ Let a Single Call Do It All” Summer ichool for the chil­ Stephen Gallegos, Joseph Ganna, swimming and ice skating sched­ dren attending the public ichool Dennis Gibbons, Michael McCarty, uled at the beautiful resort. Hugh will start Monday morning, June Charles Martinez, Donald Marti­ Preparations Under Way Doyle, Joe Keeley, and Pat Scheer 11, at 9 o’clock in the grade nez, Ronald Miltenberger, William are handling the details. Those SHOPPERS!! AHENTION!! school building. O’Grady, Ernest Smith, Gerald For Cathedral Carnival attending this activity will leave Mr. and Mrs. W. C. (Bill) Stremel, Georgp Suchey, William immediately after the 5:30 Mass Solve your Parking Problenns Monckton of Douglas, Wyo., were Swanson, Edward Trujillo, and (Cathedral Parish, Denver) in St. Dominic’s church. visiting relatives in Denver during James Urban, Plans for the summer festival Important Meeting June 13 the past two weeks. They were taught by Sister to be held June 15 and 16 on Shirley McNamara and Barbara Use Our !mloor Parking Mr. and Mrs. ^ P. Monckton Helen Joseph, principal of Annun­ the Cathedral school grounds Roach will be hostesses at an im­ and family have returned from a ciation grade school. are under way. At a meeting portant club meeting on Wednes­ Vs Hour 25c 1st Hour 35c trip to Kansas and Oklahoma. Communion Classes called last week by Monsignor day evening, June 13. After at­ Pat Housand, who was seriously On May 27 91 children made Walter J. Canavan, pastor, final tending the Rosary at 7:30 mem­ Additional Hours 15c injured when he was struck by a their First Holy Communion or arrangements were made for the bers will meet in the church base­ truck, is recovering in a local annual event. Among organiza­ ment to elect officers and discuss FOR the FISHING SEASON hospital. Solemn Communion in the 8:30 Mass. tions that will Sponsor a special future activities. DENVER GARAGE Grade School project for the festival are the Any young people 18 or over 1437 California CHerry 1601 The girls wore white dresses and Graduates 44 shoulder length veils. The boys Altar a n d Rosary society. are cordially invited to attend any Jim Butler Roy Butler (St. Joseph’s Parish) Forty-four pupils of grade eight were dressed in white suits. League of the_ Sacred Heart, and all of these activities. Use this Men’s club, PTA, sodality, and were graduated June 3. They re­ The first communicants were Frank Morriss Speaker ceived Holy Communion in a body Anthony • Muniz, George Angel, the Young People’s club. One of in the 8:30 Mags Sunday morning. Fred Popish, Martin Stieb, Leo the main attractions for the For CYPC Breakfast Portable Cooler They received their diplomas at Mascarinas, Robert Hall, Joe Tor­ festival will be the presentation (Cathedral Young Peoples Club) THIS IS HAM WHAT A M ! devotions Sunday evening. res, Fred Stegeman, John Steck­ on June 16 of a four-door 1951 Sunday, June 10, club members ARMOUR’S STAR The graduates are Roberta Ala- line, Timothy Sanchez; Hudson sedan. will receive Communion in the for your vocation o’clock Mass in the Cathedral, after which there will be a break­ Three Cathedral Grads W ith Marines fast at the Albany hotel. Frank Morriss of the Register staff will & Fishing Trips BAKED HAM be the guest speaker. The break­ fast is $1.25, and reservations must COMPLETE SIX COURSE DINNER be made with Gloria Wolever, Useful the CH. 4278, or Lorene Barlow, PE. 2665, by June 7. On Wednesday night, June 13, Year Around the CYPC members will be enter­ ‘1.15 tained on a hayrack ride party at Glasier’s barn. The cost will be $1 THIS SPECIAL PRICE FOR A REGULAR GOLDEN per person. The meeting place is on the. east, side of the Capitol at LANTERN DINNER FROM FRIDAY, JUNE 8TH, 7:45 p.m. .Pete Tamburello is Ph.n.:SEVEN^UP BOTTLING CO. , THROUGH THURSDAY, JUNE 14TH, ONLY the chairman. AComa 0626 900 Santa Fe Drive The Memorial day picnic near SRRVED a l l d a y -e v e r y d a y — 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Bailey was a grand outing, with

Phone KEystone 1204 for Rekrvations Parking Garage Next Door AMERICAN CYCURY CO. for m e SCHWINN-BUILT BICYCLES G olden I ILantem THREE GRADUATES of Cathedral ball and basketball, and Hansen in basketball. Fraz zini, 20, of 908 E. 14th avenue, is an uncle of the • Full Line Tricycles • English 3-Speed Bicycles high school, Denver, in the class of 1949 other two youths and is now stationed at Camp Pen RESTAURANT 1265 Broadway who are in the marine corps are shown above. They dleton, Calif., with marine ground troops. Scheurn ALL WORK USED & RECONDITIONED BICYCLES ALL WORK are, left to right. Norm Frazzini, Donald Scheurn, 19, of 908 E. 14th avenue, also is at Camp Pendleton GUARANTEED EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE GUARANTEED STEAK EATERS! ENJOY OUR STEAK SPECIAL and Dick Hansen. All three attended Colorado with the amphibious tank forces. Hansen, 19, of 1118 FEATURED EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! A. & M. college for one year and starred on Cathe­ Ash street, is attending the marine corps ordnance 1901 S. BROADW AY PEarl 3180 dral at^etic athletic teams, Frazzini and Scheurn in base- school in Quantico, ’Va.

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Pearl Beaded Crown on Silk Illusion Regis Students Get Awards ^ Girls Named Have Your Finger-tip Bridal Vail edged in BLANKETS French lace de­ To Dean's List scending from a princess tiara of Nineteen Denver girls and 27 Dry Cleaned pearl beads. (Veil from out of town merited a 2 yds. X 2 yds.) place on the dean’s list at Lo­ Before'Storing for Summer retto Heights college, Denver, according to Sister M. Florence, Beet Protection Against Moths dean. To be eligible a student must have g;rades of A and B. Without the lace Denver girls on the list are: edging, Seniors, Jane Cuthbertson, Betsy Foley, and Doris Splear; B urke's Broadmoor Cleaners juniors, Genevieve Maginn, Marilyn Miller, Patricia Moojie, We Operate Our Own Plant (this price possi­ Jeanette Pastore, and Betty ble only because W olf; sophomores, Barbara sold direct to you Barbato, Florence Connors, 712 So. Pearl PE. 8485 from designer)... Natalie Jaeobucci, Maureen Toelkes, and Barbara Weaver; 26 East 11th Ave. MA. 7442 and freshmen, Delores Carey, Sharon Fitzpatrick, Mary Kay Ruehle, Margaret Shipp, Gerry Hamilton, and Marie Puc. Girls from out of Denver are Twila and Paula Benedict, Yampa; Ethel Buckley, Wor- land, Wyo.; Lois Leone, Gallup,” N. Mex.; Patricia Sander, To­ THESmortWAY peka, Kans..; Marian Lindvay, Antoinette Velasquez, and Molly Verlengia, Pueblo; Masy TO HANDLE YOUR MONEY MATTERS Baroch, Boulder City, Nev.; Theresa Houck, Benson, Ariz.; Mary Evelyn Pretz, Kansas City, Mo.; Ellen Smith, Chey­ Pay by check . . . of course. But use our enne, Wyo.; Mary and Peggy Chestnpt, LaCrange, 111. ; Norma Holzfaster, Paxton, SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOC]\T Neb.; Margaret Howshar, Hartville, Wyo.; Helen Jen- Just get 20 checks for $2.00 niges. Hot Springs, S. Dak.; Barbara Beck, Milwaukee, Wis.; (your entire cost for banking service.) Mary Ann Matt, Carroll, la.; Edwina O’Bryan and Berna­ 1741 Trtmonl PI dette Owens, St. Paul, Kans.; NO MINIMUM D^iPOSIT REQUIRED DENVER’S (tlOST contributions to the advancement of Regis college (OS 14th 8 t FOLLOWING the conferring of degrees .Joan Sachs, Rockford, 111.; Missing from this group was Richard J. Retry, who PROGRESSIVE on 52 June and 13 January graduates of Rosalind Limitiaco, Guam; and 420 E. nth Are Regjs college, Denver, June 3, in Phipps auditorium. won the Walk Street Journal award for outstanding Mary Kay Schmidt, Colorado scholarship in the field of business administration. PAY YOUR BILLS (04 E. 13th Ats. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver presented the Springs; arid Patricia Scherr, He is now on active duty in the air force at Tinker Loretto. (IS E. IStb Are. annual scholastic and student participation awards W ITH lOe CHECKS U47-4> Usrktl St fo nine Regis students. air force base, Oklahoma City, and he received his TAbor (370 degree in absentia. Graduates receiving honors (top photo), left to Underclassmen receiving laurels (bottom photo) right, were William A. Miller, given the Colorado included, left to right, Lynn E. Simonson, recipient Mad Hatters' Ball Society of Certified Public Accountants award for of the Atchbishop Vehr award for Catholic Action; excellence in accounting during his entire follegiate John J. Miller, who merited the A. W. Forstall J. J. CELLA INSURANCE career; Charles E. Diss, who garnered the Campion award in analytical chemistry; and Edward L. Lin- Betokens Zany Time COLORADO Physics award for the second year in a row; Peter denmeyer, who won the Robert P. Schloss Memorial One of the unique events on the D. O’Lbughlin, who received the Class of 1929 Biol­ award for outstanding achievement in English. Maria A. Celia Jack J. Celia summer calendar here in Colorado ogy award; and Andrew J. Martelon, shown holding Missing is Nels Anderson, winner of the Mary J. is the Mad Hatters’ Beaux Arts the trophy for the Dean’s award for exceptional Ryan Memorial award in first-year accounting. NATIONAL ball, scheduled for Tuesday eve­ // ning, June 19, from 8:30 to 12:30 MIMIII FEDEfAt OEFOEII INSUXNCE COIFOIATION Insurance of All Kinds" Sisters Scatter for Teaching or Student Sessions in the famous Elitch’s Trocadero SEVENTEENTH AT CHAMPA • DENVER ballroom. It is planned as a benefit 42 Years of Dependable Service in the Field where for the Children’s museum, a Dependability is Essential branch of the Denver Art museum, St. Francis' Faculty Busy This Summer and the proceeds from the ball will go into the operating fund of the 1120 Security Bldg. •Phone KE. 2633 (St. Franci* de Sales' High School, at the mother-house at Carondelet, Maureen O’Brien, Joan Pollock, Denver) Children’s museum for the 1951- St. Louis, Mo. Jacqueline Hussion, and Constance 1952 season. With the accent on At the close of the scholastic McGowan. The cub staff will Cheerleader Named “ mad” hats and fantastic head- ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH year the members of the high In preparation for the home- assist the senior staff with James school/ faculty are taking various gear, there will be a contest with Patronize These Friendly Firms doming and the many athletic Kettring and Clara Marie Keirns, glamorous prizes awarded for the assignments for the summer. features of the coming year the as co-editors. Sister Lidwina is to teach vacation most ingenious creations worn by Pep club elected the following CSM C Officers Named guests, prizes for headgear of school af Glenwood Springs, Sis­ students as cheerleaders: Head For the coming year the follow­ both masculine and feminine gen­ ters Anna Adaleide and Mary cheerleader, Joann Nielson; and LEN’S Pharmacy BOYS! Cletus at Montrose, Sister Fulgen- ing have been elected as the of­ der. Lou Ann Moore, Margaret Haley, ficers for the CSMC mission unit: Music will be furnished by L. 0 . FEHK, Prop. Hawes Food Store tia Joseph and Sister Dolorita Member St. Vincent de PanI'a Pariib Carolyn Oliver, Barbara Bowling, President, Margaret Pfarr; secre­ Johnny Roberts’ orchestra; por­ Booker Hawee— Gayla Hawes Marie are to teach at Fontbonne Have Your Doctor Phone HERE'S YOUR and Colleen Welch. tary, Kathryn Joyce; vice presi­ trait sketchers will be on hand to An IGA Store college in St. Louis, Mo.; Sister Leo Horrigan and Marlene U* Your Preacription Mary Martin and Sister Mary dent, Bruce Schuster; and treas­ make souvenir sketches; and pho­ CH AN C E TO Zadra have been selected as the urer, Thomas Carroll. tographers also will be ready to 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 Quality Meats - Ancilla will attend De Pawl uni­ interschool council members from versity and Sister Mary Damien The classroom representatives record the. headgears for posterity. At LooUiana and Sooth Clayton St. Francis de Sales’ high school to For those who doubt their own . Groceries will attend St. Mary’s college, are to be selected in September assist in the affairs and functions after the classes are organized. ability at “ creating” mad _hats, Fresh & Frozen FruiU JOIN Notre Dame, Ind., after making of the all-parochial activities car­ Washington Pork Mkt. her retreat with Sister St. Patrick These students work in connection there will be a “mad hat” 'shop and Vegetables ried on throughout the year au­ with the officers to carry on the operating in the ballroom. The Red & White Food Store Louisiana and Clayton THE thorized by the archdiocesan various activities throughout the party starts at 8:30 and continues BILL HLCHES, Prop. SP. 5717 Free Music Director superintendent of Catholic schools, year in the mission field and in­ until 12:30, with a grand march at DetlTerj the Rev. Edward A. Leyden. fluence the groups in their en­ 9:30. The ‘JMad Hat” prizes will Complete Food Service Open 7 to 7 Week Day* Of Denver Opera Cloaed Sunday* NEW Sodalists Attend SSCA deavors, both spiritually and be awarded at 10 o’clock. 598 South Gilpin Sodality officers for 1951-1952 materially. Initiated six years ago, the *qt’a Smart to Be Thrlftr~ DENVER are: Prefect, Mary Carole East­ Fronsolions Elected Children’s museum is used by some 20,000 children each year. man; secretary, Joseph Kratz; In May the faculty nominate vice prefect, Joan Carvalho; and three girls and three boys from These children, from all parts of treasurer, Marlene Zadra. the junior class who have kept and Denver, visit thje Children’s mu­ JUNIOR The moderator. Sister Mary at this stage possess the necessary seum special exhibitions, take part ONIVIE BRAE Ancilla, and a companion. Sister qualifications requisite to be con­ in regular Saturday programs, and B attend special movies, iftippet Dolorita Marie, will attend the sidered for the Fransalian for the hthopping Center Summer School of Catholic Action coming year. The individual must shows, and other constructive ac­ FOR BEGINNERS tivities. POLICE BAND in St. Louis at the St. Louis uni­ have attended S t Francis’ three Tickets for the Mad Hatters’ versity session from June 11 to years with a scholastic average ball, at $2.50 a person, are now • RECEIVE A THOROUGH MUSICAL EDUCATION 16. Mary Carole Eastman and of 85 per cent; during these years available at the Denver Art mu­ Bonnie Brae Preisser's Red & White Joan Carvalho will attend the he must have been active in all under the direction of the nationally-famous George V. seum, 1343 Acoma street, and will session in Omaha, Neb., at> Creigh­ school activities, shown an active Roy. Graduates of this band are the most highly regarded be on sale in the May company ‘musicians. ton university from June 18 to 24. co-operation in all that the faculty BABDWABE Grocery and Market box office from June'l2 to 19. On Fransalian Staff Chosen have stipulated in the form of the evening of the ball, tickets Komac Colorizer Paints FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES. AND • AGES 7 TO 10 YEARS Up to 12 years on bass horn. regulations, decisions, and The members of the Fransalian may be secured at Elitch’s box QUALITY GROCERIES No previous musical training necessary. measures for the benefit of the Houaeware* - Toy* - Sport Good* staff chosen by the moderator. office prior to and during the Free Delivery SPruce 4447 Sister Fulgentia Joseph, are: entire group. entertainment. 2324 £. Expoeition SP. S646 2831 E. Ohio Ave. (So. Univ. and Ohio) • ENROLLMENT LIMITED Editor-in-chief, George Moss- Next year’s Fransalians are No entrance fees. brucker, with William Ricard and Phyllis Reagan and Robert Miller. Jacqueline Dell as co-editors; Bonnie Brae • REGISTER AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS New Senate Elected Nun, College President, CONOCO PRODUCTS sports editor, Joseph Kratz; are The following were elected for Room 203, Monday, June 11, 7 p.m. Bring your parents. editor, Arthur Rusche; business LubriEUition, Car Waahing, Batteriea Drii$( T o. the student senate next year: Plans Visit in Denver Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing managers, Stephen Lubeck, Ponald Chairman, Russell Mather; secre­ Alfred C. Anderson, Owner-M*n*(er Kissel, Clyde Wiggins, and Joseph tary, Leo Horrigan; treasurer, Sister M. Madeleva, president of BOIVNIE BRAE Have your Doctor plione us DENVER JUNIOR POLICE ASSN. Imhoff; circulation managers, Charles Carroll; and members, St. Mary’s college, Notre Dame, your Prescriptions Max DiJalio, instructor in Thomas Murray, Geij^ld Paxton, Ind., will stop over in Denver en CONOCO SERVICE Beer*. Winea, Etc. Frank O. Ingraham, Executive Officer, Constance McGowan, Frederick 724 So. Univeraity PE. 9909 Leo Horrigan, William Pitre, and Boom, Marion Patton, Peter route to St. Mary’s college, Cali­ 763 So. Univeraity . RA. 2874 Ph. MA. 1192, Ext. 279 or 270 the Loretto Heights college Martin Haley. Raymond O’Connell Furstenberg, William Ricard, Ray­ fornia, where she will be the com­ department of music, is the music will be the editor of the photog^' director for the Denver Post opera. mond Wilson, and Marlene Zadra. mencement speaker. In Denver Sis­ raphy department. ter Madeleva will attend the* edu­ The Desert Song, to be presented The following are on the feature July 17-21. cational conference at Loretto and news staff: Mary Carole East­ Orphanage Aid Society Heights college. She will also visit SmiTH GAYLORD When you Buy Cleaners and Wax • Mr. DiJulio has been the music man, Dolores Gunzner, Margaret Sets Final Meet June 12 St. Mary-of-the-Wasatch, Salt Lake Be Sure to Specify the Best . , . director of Loretto Heights Star Murnan, Phyllis Reagan, Mary City, where for several years she Nights for the past two years. He Ann Wienecke, Marian Patton, The last meeting of the Queen acted as dean and then as presi­ opping Diistrict S tP E R SPEED-O-LITE CLEAIVER is a graduate of the University of Patricia Kelly, Leo Horrigan, of Heaven Aid society for the sea­ dent. The noted nun also has ZIP-A-SHINE WAX AND Denver. Before joining the armed Patricia Falk, Regina Lubeck, son will be held in the orjihanage, speaking engagements at the Uni­ forces in 1941, Mr. DiJulio was Marian Metz, Margaret Pfarr, 4825 Federal boulevard, Denver, versity of San Francisco and in KEM-O-SOL MAINTAINER instructor of mubic at the Wurlit- Jacqueline Jacques, Joann Niel­ Tuesday, June 12, at 2 p.m. Re­ Beverly Hills, Calif. She is a Overstake's Pharmacy If e manufacture and repair Floor Machines zer school of music in Philadel­ son, Lorraine Mulqueen, Mary turns from the annual spring social famous poet. Shoes for the Family phia, 1937-1939. From 1938-1941 Jane Garvin, Mary Jane TeMaat, will be made at this meeting. 1000 So. Gaylord RA. 4401 CALL US FOB ANY FLOOR PROBLEMS Weatherbird Shoe* for Children he played in radio and symphony Have Your Doctor Phonh X-ray Fitting orchestras in that city. Attention - Brides To Be Vs His Prescription Mr. DiJulio joined the faculty of Nothing will “ dress up” the '■ We Deliver Sendel Shoe Store f . X COMPANY Loretto Heights college in 1945. Msgr. O'Sullivan Explains }. SCARRY Church more for your wedding 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 1620 Market TA, 4488 than one of Wagner’* White We Give ‘A M Green Stamps “ Our Bridal Party AUle Cloth Runner*, laid down Mass Vestments for Group the aisle for the Bridal Party Mobiloil . Pennzoil • Mobilgas Fabrics are Simply to walk on, from the door to Lubrication & Washing G^IV'4 BOB’S IGA Tune Up • Clutch & Brake (St. Vincent de Paul’i Parish, there, Jack will go to Jackson­ the altar. * PE. 2464 Gorgeous” . . Denyer) ville, Fla., where he will be sta­ W* *1*0 FnrnUh Sidewalk Canopie* CATHEDRAL PARISH The Altar and Rosary society tioned and will gn to school. Wi ilH iin mki * iHn4 nc*r4l*i ap ^ FailU Taffeta. 28 cake donated by Mrs. Tom Con­ by Mrs. Fred Linsenmaier and 45-in...... yd. Ueed Cert Choice Meats nors was won by Mrs. E. E. Stan­ Mrs. George. Bader. The next MARY AMME Cathedral Motors Fancy & Staple' Groceries ley. meeting will be held in the home Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kloeppinger, of Mrs. William Ter Har on I Frank Moliot. Owner BAKERIES JOE GAFFNEV. Prop. (Member St. Vincent d* Pan]'* 1731 Losan KE. 1(38 613 E. 13th Ave. KE. 8214 who have been members of this Thursday, June 28, at 1 o’clock. DCNVER parish for many years, recently * Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dolan Pariah) For Quality 665 So. Pearl St. Decoratad i phone; moved into their new home in left Denver for a trip to the North­ WEDDING AComa Lakewood. west and Canada. They plan to Expert Workmanship .CAKES Modern up to date Store Jack Shay flew home from visit friends in Portland, Ore., and ("all butler” ) i 1222 I g and Honolulu, where he has been sta­ Seattle, Wash., befdre their re­ FREE Delivery. You Come in tioned in the navy, to spend a turn. Fra* Delivery on (3 Order PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED leave with his mother, Mrs. Ber­ Mrs. Harold Hill will spend the CRANE Pick Out Your Order, CouAh^ocoeu 4 FOR AND DELIVERED 1510 California St. nard Shay. Mrs. Shay and Jack summer in her home in Evergreen. 1034 8. Gerlord 25 Breadwar Venyts,, Cols. Quality Materials PEuI 731S SPrnc* 7413 Colfax at Downing Denver (2 doors from lith st.) drove to Memphis, Tenn., to visit She and Mr. Hill plan to return to 1093 So. Gaylord KEydone S217 L t and Mrs. Richard Shay. From Denver some time in October. i D r w

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7 2 DO YOUR OW N iin;;; Queen of Heaven Graduatiori Class Idbernacle Guild VOSS BROS. l a u n d r y BAKERIES 20 General Electric All Automatic Machines ill Close Year 3 Sloret to Serve You 91% of Woter Removed No Extractor Needed Four 40-lb. Dryers Give Quick Service Reception 9 LBS. DAMP DRY — 30c On Friday, J.une 8, the Taber­ Drying Service— 9 Lbs. Completely Dry, 15c; Up to 36 Lbs., 25c nacle society will close its fiscal year with a reception from 3 to 5 o’clock in the home of Mrs. 24 HOUR SERVICE ON SHIRT FINISHING Thomas J. Morrissey, 1934 For­ est street, Denver. Assisting Mrs. Morrissey in greeting the guests will be the general chairman, Mrs. Fred W. Bonded Collection Gushurst; the president. Miss Eva M. Walsh; and the presi­ Anywhere in V.S.A, dent-elect, Mrs. L. A. Higgins. The chairmen of various commit­ tees and their assistants will JOE O'NEIL & ASSO. serve in their respective capaci­ 1251 Cberokee MA. 1472 ties. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will LITTLE BILLS No CoUectiont No Charge BIG BILLS be present at this reception, as is traditional, .^n invitation is extended to all members of the clergy as well as to all members lllllllllllll and friends of the Tabernacle society who are interested in its 1 success. Why Pay More?” Gifts of old gold and silver to (Trademark) be used to supply chalices and other sacred vessels will be grateftilly received. Thej-e will be a silver offering for the pur­ Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores pose of helping to furnish the COMPANY THE GIRLS of the graduation class of the Queen of In the back row, left to right, are Margaret Volk, Eileen Koester, necessary articles for altars. in the mission churches. Colorado Owned Stores Heaven orphanage were guests of their big sisters, all Catherine Mill, Mary McGrath, Florence Brown, Helen Kinkel, Gloria members of the Archbishop’s guild, on Tuesday evening. May 29, at a Cecchin, and Lillian Leiker. In the front row, left to right, are Isabelle Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. dinner party held at Boggio’s Rotisserie. Congratulations and gradu­ McNamara, Alice Vigil, Nancy McCreedy, Norma Jean Mltotes, Julia 30 South Broadway 15th and California ation gifts added happiness to the occasion. Zavala, Patricia Lytton, Virginia Rodriguez, and Catharine Maloney. Good Shepherd Aid 3933 W. Colfax Curtis & 15th St. 17th & Tremont + - f + + + ' llllllllllllllll W ill Elect O fficers Queen of Heaven Archbishop's Guild Meeting June 15 The Good Shepherd Aid society, Denver, will meet in the home of C A R L S O N Finest Qualify (Archbishc^’i Guild, Denv.r) of June 8 in the home of MUiei cigarettes by the carton at the Mrs. J. J. Flynn, 1008 Jackson fie a u tg Orphans Conduct The summer general meet­ Mary, Catherine, and France* hope chest booth. The cedar chest street, president, on Tuesday, June ing of the Archbishop’s guild Nadorff, who will be attitted filled with household linens will be 12, at 1 p.m. A dessert-luncheon F R IN K DAIRY FOODS will be held in the Catholic by Mr*. Eileen Koeiter, and awarded on. Saturday evening, will be served. MACARONI Mines Isabelle McNamara, June 9. Mrs. Alberta Kurtz, chair­ Reparation Rites Charities annex on Friday Assisting Mrs. Flynn are Mrs. Beverly Neylon, and Mary Ellen man, urge that members make W. E. Casey and Miss Helen Mero. MILKS- evening, June 15, at 8:15. Logan. their returns on the hope chest PRODUCTS By Marian W oods The election of officers will b« Golden Guernsey All members are invited to attend Owing to the inclement weather, as early as possible. Any member held and a final report on the card Homogenized Vitamin D THE CHILDREN in Queen of and are urged to make final re­ the Knights of Columbus Silver who is desirous of assisting at the party will be given. Heaven orphanage, Denver, have turns on the spring benefit fashion Dollar Days will be continued to hope chest booth on either remain­ •FRINK-the Besr ing night is asked to call Mrs. initiated a program for first Sat­ show. the evenings of Friday and Satur­ CREAM-BUnER- Member, of the general coun­ day, June 8 and 9, when the Kurtz, SU. 1-5857. urdays in repponse to the requests BUTTER MILK cil will gather on the evening members of the guild will feature Our Lady of Fatima Circle made by the Blessed Virgin at Fa­ COTTAGE CHEESE Mrs. Virginia Hamilton joined tima. Not to be outdone by the the members of the circle when Carlson's Delicious adults who, in many parishes, have they met in the home of Miss IC E C R E A M organized units of the Reparation 400 at Financial Forum Agnes Carey June 2. society, the children have adopted St. Joseph’s Circle A t your store or at your door the plan of the society to their own circumstances. Mrs. Ollie Goebel of Kansas City is visitiflg her daughter, Mrs. When the story of Fatima was Addressed by Mrs. Walters The CARLSON-FRINK Co. presented to them, they responded Pauline Wolford./Mrs. J. B. Vigil spontaneously to its message of MRS. HELEN C. WALTERS, determines the destinies of nations. will give instructions on rosary Denver's Quality Dairy — MAin 0111 prayer and sacrifice. They are es­ assistant vice president of the Hers is the voice that give? men making when the members of the pecially impressed by the fact that American National bank and a courage. In some mysterious way circle meet in the home of Mrs. it was to little children like them­ member of Cathedral parish, was she is a mighty force in every Elma Lee June 13. selves that Our Blessed Mother the speaker at the Finance Forum small or gigantic undertaking. ' St. Patrick’s Circle appeared. In addition to the Com­ for Women in the D. & F. tea­ Mrs. Terry, Grant is looking 01832709 ELEVATORS munion of Reparation on the first room. More than 400 women “PERHAPS AT NO OTHER forward to a visit next week from S^urday of every month, they re­ heard the noted banker discuss the time in the history of the world her sister, Mrs. Robert Barlow of DENVER cite in the chapel the entire 15 details involved in negotiating has woman held a more eminent Lincoln, Neb. decades of the Rosary, with medi­ various types of loans, with par­ place in the structure of society Ave Maria Circle ticular emphasis being placed on and business than she does today Fort Morgan Flour Mills tations on each mystery. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Duckworth * * * loans made to women and the role in America. Women’s influence FORT MORGAN o f women in finance. on modern society and business is announce the birth of a girl, THE AGE RANGE In the or­ Katherine Joan, May 25 in a local In her concluding remarks Mrs. outstanding, so much so that they BRANCHE^S AT— phanage is from two to 16 years, practically dictate policy and gov­ hospital. The regpilar meeting of and so some of the children are Walters described the place of the circle will be held in the home LONGMONT . . . YUMA women in the modem business ern vogue. What business today too young to participate in the full can you think of that does not re­ of Mrs. Pauline Koran June 13 HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE progrram designed for the major­ world. She declared: “ There was Blessed Sacrament Circle [^jeUeDlumUee quire women? In business woman ity. Sister Petronilla says that the a special place made for us has taken her place not merely as Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nadorff S,)tore large quantities of seasonal MILLERS AND HANDLERS “ babies,” however, share accord­ by God. He made the first wo­ one who works for a wage, but as and sons have returned home OF FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, ing to their capacity, with their man with His own hands, and one who can direct policy, and after spending' a week in their ^■^'FlOUR’ wr* foods in a Home Food Freezer. BARLEY, OATS, AND MILL Hail Marys and a special prayer through her tender instinct advise summer home at Buffalo. Mr. and for the conversion of 4lussia. about methods of procedure. Mrs. John Connell announce the FEEDS The orphanage is conducted by “ Woman’s place in the modem birth o f a girl in St. Joseph’s hos Then, thfoagho«K the year, hare a wide pital on June 1. Country Shippers! the Missionary Sisters of the Sa­ world is definitely outlined, and, though she is not yet always con­ Our Lady of Loretto Circia Consign Your Shipment To Vs cred Heart of Jesus and was sidered the equal of man, still she Mrs. Irene Hoar, 3965 Xavier yariecy to select from for yomc meals. founded by St. Frances Xavier Ca- works with man. She often pro­ street, plans to entertain the brini about 40 years ago. vides the stimulus for man to do members of the circle in fier home great things, she givCa him perse- on Friday evening, June 8. Your dealer wM be able to hdp yew verence to continue striving when Morning Star Circle man becomes discouraged. Man Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Thaler in the choice of a new HonM Food Walter's Drug Store realizes her importance in the world announce the birth of a girl June of today. He appreciates the in­ in St. Joseph’s hospital. Miss Prescriptions Carefully fluence she sways in every station Florence Choquette and her sister, Freeaec. See him Filled—School Supplies of life, The future of America Mrs. Phylis Delhaute, are visiting may well depend on the fervor and Cameras— Film with relatives in Hastings, Neb. soon and ask him prayers of good women. Let us be Mystical Rose CireU 4 Duncan Hines Ice Cream the helpers, the good helpers for Mrs. Ann Titto was hostess to which Almighty God made us. about the adran* Beers, Wines, Efc. the members of the circle on the The Beer That , evening of June 5. ta ^ of a Home FR. 5391 Nuns at St. Vincent's Our Lady of Lourdes Circle * Made Milwaukee Famous Free Delivery Mr. and Mrs. W. R. O’ Meara W ill Be Hostesses at and family returned recently from Food Freezer. ^MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. 801 Colorado Blvd. a vacation in Miles City, Mont Mrs. Eleanor Zahn was a guest at ^^^^S^R obert M. — Paul V". — M. T. Murray Card Social June 14 the recent meeting held in the home of Mrs. Mary Hllen Me Mr*. HeUn C. Walt.rs The sisters of St. Vincent’s Closkey. home will be hostesses at a bene­ Our Lady of Sorrows Circle placed her in the garden of His fit card party to be held in the Mrs. Mary Musso will be the love with the first ideal man. Her home, 4 ^ d and Lowell boule­ hostess to the circle members Public Service Company of Colorado Don't miss Canterbury’s name was Eve, the mother of all vard, Denver, on Thursday, June her home on Tuesday evening, the living. She was to be man’s 14, at 1:30 p.m. June 12 good; she was to be his helper, like All members and friends of St. unto him in destiny, in nature, in Vincent’s Aid society are urged ICED TEA GLASS OFFER] gifts, in speech, in love. It is not to attend, at this will be the a strange fact that in the history final party until the fall term, of the world behind every great when the unit will resume its movement there stands a woman. parties on the second Thursday Not'ordinary'glassware... but Federal's finest... sparkling crystal clear! Hers is the hand that somehow of September. BREAD AND BUHER VALUES Made especially for iced tea. Offered only by Canterbury. ILimited supply!) These are the staples that you buy the most often, yours this week at thrifty prices big 14-oz. Protekto-edge glassesi Nurses' Booth to Be Open 4 to save you money at Millers. ICED TEA GUSS.es , June 8 and 9 at Bazaar U lb. CAICANTERBURY TEA g j * .«,„t,wa,h.Ge. your set-while they lasti Miss Lauretta Dwyer entertained / 2 (e j.J I .1 (Archdiocetan Council of Catholic .10 value ...all for only Jw Nurses, Denver Chapter) her brother from Fort Lupton BABYFOODS COFFEE PERK Because of the inclement June 1. CHASE it weather, the Knights of Columbus Miss Helen Pritchard, delivery Armonr's have extended their Silver Dollar room supervisor at SJ. Joseph’s GERBER’S SANBORN, g C m n Q hospital, left Monday to spend her Keep "C oo/" with Canterbury Days charity bazaar through Sat­ Strained or all arrlnds, g Granulated ■ vacation with relatives. urday, June 9. The ACCN booth Soap. ■ ^ J will be open Frylay and Saturday * Miss Virginia Wade, formerly of Jnnior, can 1 tin ■ ^ 0 A Tall, Frosty Glass of Cooling Canterbury. Aaah larye pk«. ■ mW nights, June 8 tind 9. The display St. Anthony’s hospital staff, will 2-lb. tin $1.57 SERVE IT .. . what a delightful way to beat the heat and of the two items, an 8-mm. mo­ complete a course in nursing edU' ICEDI stay refreshed! That full, lively flavor doesn't tion picture camera and a portable cation Friday, June 15, at the Uni­ typewriter, is scheduled Satur­ versity of Colorado. "water out" with ice. FULL flavor . . . every day, June 9, at 11 p.m. It is hoped glaks. Because Canterbury's the "pick" of the that all members will make a spe­ MIRACLE cial elfort to patronize the booth. WESTERKAMP'S CRISCO FLOUR flavor-tilled young leaves of the world's finest Books may • be mailed to Mrs. tea gardens! Hot days . . . parched throots . . . Viola Watson, 1253 Bannock. KE. 9435 5106 Wash. WHIP OUTSMARTS THE HEAT! Miss Florine Gallagher left by SVERYTHINQ A GOOD GKOCEKY B l y W h . . . A ^ A FIRST CALL FOR CANTERBURY! plane June 5 for Kansas City SHOULD HAVE where she will attend the funeral BEST POODS AT LOWEST PRICES (With coupon - WE DELIVER — of her mother who died June 4. from Poat) ONLY Canterbury FOR VARIA'nOIV! HimGARIAN J C Mr. and Mrs. Les Barbenger O Q c Dretainr, ^ have purchased a home at 2032 .l b . sack gives You such TRY ICED COFFEE MADE Quebec. Mrs. Bar^nger was the SAVE Vz ON YOUR (Regular Prica without Pint WITH AIRWAY, NOB former Lucille Riem. coupon 99c) Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Woodman MEAT BIU , \ FINE tea,,, at HILL, OR EDWARDS COF­ will leave Denver on June 18 for Complete Processing Service PricM for Tharsdar, Friday FEE. Twin Falls, Idaho, where they will and Saturday. Wa rasarve Canterbury's price! make their future home. for Lockers and Homo the ritht to limit quantitias. Mrs. Ethel Huck spent the week Freezers. Nona Sold To Dealers. end in Colorado Springs visiting her sister, Jessica Ryle, who is an W« Sell Armour's Bost Meats instructor at the Glockner-Pen- in (Jnarter* or Halves. rose hospital in that city. PAY CHECKS Mrs. Japnes McCallum enter King’s Frigid Food Bank tained a group of friends on May CASHED FREE WAY (Mr. and Mrs. A . A. Kins 29 in honor of Miss Blanche So of Csthedral Parish) bieszczek, whose marriage to Dr. IMl 8. UalTtnlty PE..UU SUPER mURKEIS Robert Hayes takes place this week.

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Thursday, June 7, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE SEVEN

Week End in Mountains Neumeyer-Stone Nuptials For that "D a y " Miss Julia stone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of Days Set by S t Thomas' Club Amadeo Stone, and Samuel M. Be sure your Wedding The social committee of the St. William Scheiman. The election Neumeyer of Gown is correct. .. lovely Thomas University club, Denver, meeting will be held at the K. Oklahoma City announced that a week end in the of C, home, 16th and Grant street, were united in new selections mountains is planned to duplicate Denver, at 8:15 p.m. marriage April 14 last year’s successful excursion. in Mother of God Specially All details are the same; reserva­ church. priced tions for the club have been made Earl Bach to Give Those who are wnsidering at Voelkel’s lodge in Estes Park The bride was for the week end of June'23 and Address at Chicago given in marriage making arrangements for fu­ 24. Transportation will be ar­ by her father. neral service ahead of need ranged by Cochairmen Jack Hick- The matron of isch and Vic Koelzer. The cost of Catholic Theater Meet honor w a s her aunt, Mrs. Margie will appreciate knowing about the entire week end including lodg­ Earl C. Bach, Ph.D., director of Horan’s Insurance Plan. This ing, transportation, and food is $9. the speech and drama d'epartment V i 11 a n 0. T h e Reservations must be made at least of Loretto Heights college, Den­ bridesmaids were is a practical way to meet a week in advance by calling either ver, will deliver the principal ad­ Mrs. Pearl Wood­ expenses, which does not'tie of the chairmen. dress at the National Catholic ward a n d Mrs. Election of Officers Theater Conference to be held in Rose Villano, also aunts of the bride, up your money in case of The n om inating committee, Mundelein college, Chicago, June and Miss Maxine headed by Lawrence Hurst, has 13-16. Dr. Bach will speak on need. Berlinger. selected a slate of nominees for “ New Trends in Curriculum.” T h e bride- For further information, the St. Thomas University club’s For the past two years. Dr. annual election of officers on June Bach has been the regional repre­ groom’s best man' phone or write us and our 13. In addition to nominations to sentative of the. Catholic Theater was Anthony Stone, brother of representative will call to ex­ be made from the floor at the Movement and he is the past presi­ meeting, the following candidates dent of the speech section of the the bride, and the ushers were Paul plain the Plan further. for office are named: President, Colorado Educational association. 515 SIXTEENTH ST. Barney O’Kane and Victor Koel­ Dr. Bach has been head of the Villano, Jr.; and zer; vice president, William Schei- speech department in Loretto Anthony Villano, Next to the Parawotmt man and William Southerland; re­ Heights since 1945. He is at pres­ cousin and uncle , ,, . , cording secretary, Alice Nash ent district deputy of the Knights of the bride, respectively. In the evening a reception was held in the and Margaret Sziich; treasurer, of Columbus. Old Hickory room of the Democratic club.— (Lumiere studio photo) Thomas Ford and James Roche; and corresponding secretary, Mar­ DR. JAMES P. ilyn Beckord and Ann Mohan. Communion, Breakfast Planned June 10 | Compare Our Insurance Plan With Eight new members are to GRAY be elected to the board. Those Any Other Offered named by the nominating commit­ Optometriit tee are Ray Dooley, Arthur Greg­ Englewood HNS to Be Host to Athletes ory (retiring president), Rose­ . VISV4L CARE mary Dollaghan, Bess Rieseman, (St. Louii’ Pariah, Englewood) I Alexander Jonathan, son of Mr. Joseph Chirichigno, Larry Sengen- EYES EXAMINED Aldo Notariani, John Hemming, The Holy Name men will be and Mrs. Alexander Leigh, with berger, Danny Cerety, Frank VISUAL TRAINING hosts on Sunday, June 10, to all William Boom as sponsor; John Weith, Roy Armstrong, Steve Hol- Mary Frances Thompson, Jack Optometriit Hickisch, Madeline Rice, Sheila the boys in the parish who en-| William, son of Mr. _ and Mrs. oubek, Clarence Wollman, and Don Guise, Joanne Malloy, and Mary gaged in sports during the school A. Shearer, with William and Hanak. Other first-place ribbons 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St Meehan. Eight of these will be year. This will include those spon­ Mary Hill as sponsors; Janet Lee, were won bj^the teams that made Phone for Appointment Horan & Son Chapels elected to supplement the existing sored by both the Parochial league daughter of Mr. and Mrs. up the relays. Lunches were provided by the TA. 888-3 KEystoria 6297 KEystona 6298 eight members, who are Lawrence and the Englewood Recreation E. Schmid, with Gordon and Hurst, Joseph Jezek, Mary Jezek, league. Boys from the parish who Juanita Dade as sponsors; school cafeteria, and treats were 1527 Clevaland Plac* Victor Koelzer, Barney O’Kane, were in high school athletics also Jackie Ellen, daughter of Mr. given by the PTA. Through the co­ Thomas Ford, Rita Coffey, and will be present. The men and the and Mrs. J. Millick, with William operation of the Englewood Rec­ Margaret Foy. boys will attend the 8 o’clock Mass and Jeanne Wavrin as sponsors; reation department, a loud-speaker MaUUiUMiu,.Mjm,UUnLiuJ A variety of acts by students in which they will receive Holy Rodney Joseph, son of Mr. and s’ystem was provided. of South high school will entertain Communion. Breakfast in the Mrs. J. Carson, with Clarence Car- the members while votes are being school cafeteria will follow the son and Lucille Von Lintel as counted. This was arranged by Mass. sponsors; and Daniel Robert, son Parents The program will include the of Mr. and Mrs. J. Shields, with RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. presentation of trophies, choral Harold and Breta Woeber as SMART numbers by the St. Louis Holy sponsors. PLA1\ m W FOR GENERAL TIRES Sodality Union Name chorus under the direction Members of the Altar society of Walter Sawicki, and a talk by met June 4 in the home of Mrs. Y o m CHILD’S General Batteries Ernest (Packy) Romans, director J. J. Jaap. Plans were made at of the Englewood Old Timers and that time for the assembly of a DRIVERS SIMMER VACATION! Plans Election hope chest, which will be featured the Recreation league. The new KRAFT RECAPPING officers of the Holy Name society, at the parish fiesta in August. Sister Joseph Louis, daughter V ISIT OUR GENERAL, who will preside, are Edward Enrollment in our summer Kraft Inspected Meeting June 12 Theisen, president; Leo R. Kent, of Mr. and Mrs. Jaap, stationed COMPLETE with the Sisters of St. Joseph in music series is now under S 9 U E E C E E vice president; Gerald W. Pool, ONE-STOP SERVICE Used Tires (Archdiocetan Parish Sodality treasurer; and John H. McGrath, Kansas City, Mo., was a visitor way for beginning students. Union, Denver) secretary. All men and boys are this week in the convent in Engle­ SERVICE CENTER wood and in the home of her G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA. 6604 The Sodality union will meet invited. FOR Every new student is provided with Tuesday, June 12, in the Catholic Scholarships were awarded June parents. Members of the St. Louis an instrument for home practice Daughters’ clubhouse at 18th and 3 to the following g;raduates: ABSOLUTELY FREE! Grant street at 7:45 p.m. Charles Leonard to Regis high Boosters’ club painted the re­ ception room, dining room, and This is an important meeting, school; Elizabeth Huff, John Sausa, kitchen of the convent. SPRING inasmuch as the election of officers and Jacques Plamondon, to Cathe­ for the coming year will be held. dral high school; Frank Weith, The Boosters will hold their ' 5 1 ^ o A jc L J a j u x J l l , A slate of officers has been pre­ Kenneth Rozmiarek, Robert Goetz, last games party of the season SIX WEEKS SPECIAL SUMMER PLAN sented by the nominating commit­ and James Connel, to Mullen high in the recreation center this Fri­ day erening, June 8. Two Talu- tee, but all members are encour­ school; Geneva Pelzel, to St. Jo­ TUNE-UP With Power-Pilot Economy able prizes will be displayed. aged to present additional nomi­ seph’s high school; and Josella One Private Lesson a Week. On Display at 9 ^ nations from the floor. All offi­ Lubeck and Charles Leond, to St. School Has IT M E A N S ’b e t t e r One Extra Class Lesson a Week in Music. cers of individual parish sodalities Francis de Sales’ high school. Field Day VACATION DRIVING are urged to attend this meeting On May 27, the parish scout Sight Reading and Fundamentals of Band Training. and also to extend an invitation In the closing week of school, THIS SUMMER! troop, No. 136, held its monthly St. Louis’ school held a field day to all members of their sodalities hike to Castlewood dam. There the ------to attend. in the Englewood high school 12 Lessons for $8.00 ------V MAIn 3111 scouts had the privilege of seeing stadium. The majority of the stu­ The officers elected at the meet­ a Civil Air Patrol training session. dents participated in one or hiore All Repair Work 1335 Broadway ing Tuesday will appoint the com­ Short-wave stations were set up, events of the day. The trophy mittee chairmen prior to the next and a parachute drop of supplies given to the class with the most Charged at INSTRVCTION AVAILABLE ON monthly meeting. was directed. The scouts were per­ points during the day was awarded Chevrolet Authorized Presentation Parish mitted to send a short-wave me^ to the third grade. This class won ACCORDION ftU ITA R CURINET sage to the other stations. The The Sodality of Our Lady of 56 points, and its nearest rival, Flat-Rate Prices MARIMIA CORNET VIOLIN Presentation parish will meet June following scouts took part: S. Ku- the sixth grade, won 53 points. 13. All sodality members are asked plack, P. Ross. J. Hinton, S. Mor­ The main events of the day TRUMPCT TROMIONI DRUMS to attend. ton, J. Rice, B. Kirk, J. Kuplack, were dashes and relay races. M. McCullough, E. Huls, M. Mel­ The sodality has ordered a pam­ Novelties, such as sack races and Visit us ibis coming week end bring your child. We will be chior, B. Easton, M. McCabe, a softball throw, also were in phlet rack and a number of pam­ bappy to consult with you as to instrument best suited lot phlets for the vestibule of the J. McCabe, and Bill Vobejda, eluded. Ribbons were awarded to church. scoutmaster. H. McCabe, W. Ross, first, second, and third-place win­ your child and details of our course. The sodalists will care for any and J. Kuplack were the adult ners in each event. These ribbons children parents desire to leave in leaders. were made by Patricia Sengen- the music room during the 9:30, Infants baptized June 3 and berger and Mrs. Lillian Apgar. May 27 were Donna May, daugh­ 10:30, and 12 o’clock Masses Winners of first-place ribbons CHEVROLET -chw jM felk M usici&. every Sunday. ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Cassedy, for individual events were as fol­ with Andrew Balhauer and Mary lows: Monica Rooney, Eleanor HOME Of THE SrSINWAY Carlson as sponsors; Joyce Marie, Kurtz, Carol Sungalia, Helen Ay- 455 Broadway 1619 CALIFORNIA ST t N B C B L D A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Mi­ Movie, Lecture Mark mami, Kathleen Kauffman, Jac­ PE. 4641 chaud, with Mr. and Mrs. N. Prso- queline Kirkoff, Kenneth Sorg, naltt as sponsors; Douglas John, Guild's Last Meeting son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bul­ lard, with Todd and Marie Bullard The Reris guild held its final as sponsors; meeting of the season May 16 in the students’ dining room, Regis $1 college, Denver. A movie was Junior Police Band's shown and a lecture was given by - 3 DAYS O N L Y - Miss Ann Killian, telling of her Registration June 11 recent trip to Europe. 'The guild The Denver Police Protective as­ wishes to thank Miss Killian for sociation announced that registra­ bringing this movie to the meeting. tion of boys for the new class in the The sewing group will continue TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Denver Junior Police band will be sewing during the summer months, held at 7 p.m., Monday, June 11, and the next meeting will be on in the Police building, police court­ June 20. room, second floor. Boys from 7 Mrs. T. D. Fahey is seriously ill to 10, with a few age 12 for bass in Mercy hospital. Frank Farrell horns, will be accepted. The num­ For Your Old Refrigierator and R. H. Verdieck also are on the ber will be limited to 100 students, (so lenq os It rsat md frMws) sick list. and applicants must be accompan­ There will be no homecoming ied by at least one parent ON THIS celebration this June. The guild Applicants must apply in person, NEW will celebrate its silver jubilee in accompanied by parents, and the FRIGIDAIRE for a busy Dad . . . the practical D and F the fall. police department requests that Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith and parents do not telephone. T h e family are enjoying a vacation in bands are under the direction of ic FULL W ID T H FREEZER Wearables He Needs California. George V. Roy. Wed in St. John's ... ir FAMILY SIZE-7.4 Cu. Ft. Nine Dads out of ten are too busy to do their per­ sonal shopping .. . and yours will doubly appreciate getting practical wearables for Father’s Day . . . MM 74 RE9UUR PRICE...... $2St.7S especially D and F Tee Shirts and Shorts that fit SPECIAL ALLOWANCE...... $100.00 .y well, wear w ell. . . add up to just what he wants for Beverly Ann summer comfort. Nielsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' Martin E. N iel­ . '4:44 BVD Tee Shirts of fine white combed cotton yarns . . . 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J m m PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 T h u rid o y, June 7, 1951 Archbishop Vehr Presides Beloved Teaching Sister, Well Known SUNGLASSES Nebraska Prelate Offers Nuns Making With the cojpinf of lummer, many people will want tinted glaiaei to protect their eye* from the tnn. THE COLOR Annual Retreat In Colorado Education Circles, Dies ALONE CANNOT GUARD YOUR EYES. A sungUii should Requiem for Fr. Curran he optically ground either to your prescription or to no correc­ Sister Mary- Antonia Murphy the year in which she celebrated former pupils, each featuring a tion at all. This insures the filtering out of inrisible harmful died May 24 in the mOther-house her golden jubilele. telephone call to Sister Antonia* Requiem High Mass for Father John F. Curran, who ► rays. At St. Joseph's of the Sisters of the Presentation, That the inspirational leadership in Dubuque, and by the several spent 31 years of his priestly life a patient in S^. Anthony’s Dubuque, la., after a brief illness. and friendly guidance of Sister trips made to Dubuque by former hospital, Denver,' was celebrated in the hospital chapel (St. Joieph’i Redemptorist Paritli, Well known in Colorado educa­ Antonia were appreciated is shown students for the express purpose Denrer) SWIGERT BROS. June 5. tional circles, Sister Antonia by the numerous reunions of'h er of visiting their beloved principal. The Rev. Martin Lorenz, served as principal of the St. Jo­ Officers of the Mass were intimatf friends of the priest; 1550 California • O p t o m C t r i s t S KEyttone 7651 C.SS.R., arrived from Chicago seph high school in Akron from The Rt. Rev, Monsignor Maurice its inception in 1919 until it closed Helmann, a long-time friend, editor inary, deacon; and the Rev. Adam Monday, June 4, to open the sum­ in the depression years. r Better Vuion Good Service of the Southern Nebraska Register, G. Ritter of the Mullen home for mer retreat for the Sisters of A memorial. to perpetuate her # La§t Day Anniversary Special! for Every Age At Right Prices the aged was subdeacon. The mas­ memory is being planned by sev­ Lincoln, Neb., was the celebrant ter .of ceremonies was the Rev. Mercy at St. Joseph’s parish con­ GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED eral of her former students in of the Mass; the Rev. John R. Subdeacon James Rasby. vent. The annual 10-day retreat % Father’s Day Gift Superb! 1 Vidal, C.R., of St. Thomas’ sem- will close June 13. Akron with the counsel of the Rt. The Mass was celebrated in the Rev. Monsignor Joseph R. Koch, presence of Archbishop Urban J. The Rev. Joseph Steffes, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiii C.SS.R., chaplain at Lowry field, former pastor of St. Joseph’s par­ Vehr, who afterwards delivered a ish,- Akron-, and at present a chap­ is spending the week at St. Jo­ funferal sermon. lain in the army. seph’s to make his private retreat. (RacfuisiimnL in, fiaai In the sacristy were eight Mon­ The Rev. John Zwack, an army I THEODORE I signori; The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Clients of Our Mother of Per­ chaplain stationed at Ft. Hebbe, petual Help who make the regular LUCIA BRINDISI, 78, of Loa An­ Julian street. Mother of Anna DeMarco John Judnic, the Rt. Rev. Monsi­ Canal Zone, celebrated the Solemn geles, Calif., formerly of Denver. Aunt of Colorado Springs, Josie Girardo of gnor Gregory Smith, the Rt. Rev. Tuesday novena devotions at St. Mass of Requiem in the Mt. Lo- Genuine Imported of John F. La Guardia of Los Angeles: Boulder, Anthony Lombard of Vacaville, Monsignor Harold V. Campbell, Joseph’s are reminded of the prac­ retto chapel in Dubuque May 26. sister of Mike and Jerry La Guardia; Calif.; and Jennie Ross, and Louis and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John P. tice of making their own private |HACKETHAL| and sister-in-law of Rose La Guardia, John Lombard, all of Denver. Also sur­ High Masses will be sung at the all of Denver. Requiem Mass was cele­ viving are 19 grandchildren and 12 Moran, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor novena in preparation for the request of her former students in brated June 4 in Our Lady of Mt. great-grandchildren. Requiem Maas is Achille Sommaruga, the Very Rev. Feast of Our Mother of Perpetual St. Mary’s church, Littleton, by Carmel church, Denver. Interment Mt. being celebrated at 9 o'clock Thursday, Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka, and Help. The private novena should I MORTUARY | June 7, in St. Dominie’s church. Inter­ the Rev. Frederick McCallin and BRIAR PIPES Olivet. Horan ft Son mortuary. JOHN CONWAY, 61, of Washington, ment Boulder. Olinger mortuary. the Very Rev. Monsignor James start Friday, June 8. The Feast of in St. Joseph’s church, Akron, by I 1449-51 Kalamath Su | D. C. Requiem Mass was celebrated ELMER GEORGE CLUNE, 69, o f 631 P. Flanagan. In addition to the Our Mother of Perpetual Help is the Rev. William J. Coyne. June 2 in St. Ignatius Loyola’s church, 25th street. Husband of Mrs. Frances Monsignori, there were 32 other the third Sunday of this month, Sister Antonia was a native of = phone MAin 4006 = Denver. Interment Mt. Olivet. Horan ft dune. Requiem Mass was celebrated clergy present at the Requiem June 17. A Solemn Mass will mark Son mortdary. June 2 in Holy Ghost church. Interment Ireland. She came to America to NELLIE DOHERTY, 78, of 718 W. Mt. Olivet. Mass. the celebration of the feast on begin her postulancy and did not Ninth avenue. Requiem Mass was cele­ GEORGIA BETTY COCO, infant The High Mass of Requiem was that date. return to her home until 1948, brated June 5 in St. Leo’s church. In­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. sung by the priests’ choir, under terment Mt. Olivet. Horan ft Son mor­ Coco of 2760 Valley road, and sister of tuary. Bonnie, Maxine, Beverly, Willene, Dolly the direction of the Rev. Richard Sister of Denver Woman HARTFORD-ALCORN CHRISTINE A. FARLEY, 52, of 2970 Jean, Billy, David, and Daniel. Services C. Hiester. Pallbearers were the each Niagara street. W ife o f Donnell R. June 1 in the Joss funeral chapel. Rev. Forrest H. Allen, the Rev. 1.49 * Farley; mother of Donna. Texann Far­ Englewood. Interment Mt. OliveL r MORTUARY ley; and sister of J. G. Sullivan. Spring- Robert M. Syrianey, the Rev. Sister Mary Magdalena Family Group Insurance field, M o.; J. W. Sullivan, Hartville, HENRIETTA LEXA, 76, of 5030 S. Matthias J. Blenkush, the Rev. Mo.: Flora B. McGurk, San Francisco, Galapago street. Wife of John Lexa. John Doherty, the Rev. William R A . 0 3 3 5 Calif.; and Mrs. R. E. Collins of Denver. Requiem Mass was celebrated June 6 Dies in Cincinnati Convent Requiem Mass was celebrated June 4 in St. Ix)ui8' church, Englewood. H. Jones, and the Rev. Charles Alameda at Logan in St. James’ church. Interment Mt. LOUISE (EDVIGE) FAUSTIN, 66, of Salmon. Olivet. Horan ft Son mortuary. 3036 W. 34th avenue. W ife of Emanuel Sister Mary Magdalena Rusch, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. ROBERT IVY. infant son of Mr. and Faustin; mother of Dan Mocken, A1 The Rosary service, well at­ sister of Mrs. Louise Dickson of Joseph H. Rusch, former residents Mrs. James Ivy of 1776 S. Corona and Mary Faustin, Mrs. Ann Ress, Mrs. tended by Father Curran’s many Denver, was buried after a Sol­ M on II men ts street. Services will be held at 8 p.m. Emma Fortarel, Mrs. Lena Moser, and of Bradford, Pa. She was born in friends, was held in the hospital emn Funeral Mass May 29 in the Dunkirk, N. Y., and moved to We have erected many beauti­ Friday, June 8, in Horan’s chapel. In­ Mrs. Louise Kulp; and grandmother of chapel the evening of June 4. ful monument! in Mt, Olivet terment Mt. Olivet. Horan ft Son mor­ Mary Ann Ress, Dorothy Mocken. and Immaculate Conception chapel of Bradford with her parents as a Cemetery. tuary. Dianne, Barbara, and Marlene Moser, For 31 years Father Curran was Mt. St. J o s e p h-o n-t h e-0 h i o, child. She later lived in Kenton, CARMINO CRIBARI^71, late of 2944 all of Denver. Requiem Mass was cele­ a tuberculosis patient in St. An­ Depew. Father of Mrs. Joseph Vanturo, brated June 6 in St. Dominic’s church. mother-house of the Sisters of 0., where she taught in the Hardin A. T. THOMSON Mrs. Fred Mazzucca, Dr. George, Joseph Interment Mt. Olivet. thony’s hospital. He was bedfast, Charity of the Cincinnati arch­ county schools. F., Frank, John Sam, Harry, Paul, Mary, however, only since Holy Thurs­ diocese. The Mass was celebrated 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 Clementine, Thomas, Charles,, and Jo­ PHIL McCa r t y , s r . day of this year. His death oc­ Observed Golden sephine Cribari; and brother of Sam by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Henry Requiem Mass was celebrated June curred May 30. It was at St. An­ J. Richter, chaplain. Burial was in Cribari of Denver, Mrs. Pete Salerno 6 in St. Ignatius Loyola’s church ^or Anniversary of Salida. Mrs. Tony Massinton of La Phil McCarty, since 1881 a Denver resi­ thony’s that he celebrated. March the sisters’ cemetery, and officers Veta, and Mrs. James Phillips of Maple dent and a former state senator. Burial 30, 1932, the silver jubilee of his of the community, headed by Entering the novitiate of the Shade, N. J. Also surviving are 15 was in Mt. Oliiet. grandchildren. Requiem Mass was cele­ ordination to the priesthood, and Mother Zoe, acted as pallbearers. Charity order Sept. 8, 1900, Sis­ brated June 4 in St. Mary Magdalene’s Eighty-six at the time of his death, there, for a brief tilne when his The nun, who died May 27 ter Magdalena observed her golden KT Mr. McCarty succumbed to a heart church. Interment Mt, Olivet. Boulevard health permitted, he served as hos­ at the sisters’ noon recital of anniversary the past summer with mortuary. attack June 3 in his .home at' 1545 £. 31st avenue. He was bom in Inde pital chaplain. the Angelus, following an illness a trip west. At that time she re­ LESTER KIRKLEY, 48. o f 1646 Ni­ pendence, Mp., Jan. 25, 1865, coming A native of Massachusetts, of several months, is one of four visited the missions that marked agara street. Husband of Helen Kirkley; to Denver in 1881 to engage in the her earlier years in the community. and brother of Clifford W. Kirkley, plumbing business. where he was born in Waltham sisters who joined the Cincinnati Evelyn Cash, and Lorraine Marvel, all Dec. 8, 1879, Father Curran was commtinity of Charity Sisters She taught at St. Mary’s school of Denver, and Mildred Masten of Oak­ During the mayorship of Robert in Pueblo, Colo.; Albuquerque, N. land. Calif. Requiem High Mass was Speer he was chief building inspector, ordained for the Archdiocese of established by Elizabeth Bayley celebrated June 5 in St. James’ church for more than 30 years he was chief Boston in Rome March 30, 1907. Seton. Mex.; and the orphanage at Santa Interment Mt. O livet Boulevard mor« engineer for the Denver Water board, Fe, N. Mex. She was also in charge and In 1917 he helped establish the Until 1920 when his health failed, Sister Magdalena, the former tuary. McCarty-Johnson Plumbing company, he did parish work in Boston. Barbara Loretta Rusch, was the of the office of the Good Samaritan LOUIS J. SANGUINETTE, 42, of with which he was associated until his hospital at Cincinnati for the past These are genuine .imported briar pipes 4350 Vallejo street. Son of Mrs. Ida retirement in 1939. 20 years, and was an executive of Sanguinette and the late James San guinette; and brother of W alter and He is eurvived by four sons. Phil, the office at the St. Joseph sani­ you can give Dad with pride! Hard rubber • Albert Sanguinette and Mrs. Gloria Jr.; John, Joseph, and Ed, all of Denver: tarium mineral baths at Mt. Clem­ three daughters, Mrs. Kathryn Potarf 4 Scholarships Awarded Appelhanz, all of Denver. Requiem High and Mrs. Frances Callaghan, both of ens, Mich., where she served as Mass was celebrated June 2 in Holy registrar. bits, metal condenser to filter and Rosary church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Denver, and Mrs. Mary Day of Alamosa: TREVINO a sister, Miss Elizabeth McCarty of Boulevard mortuary. Known for her devotion to the Denver; and a brother, Edward Mc­ cool smoke. Antique or satin finish in blond, JOHN STRASSER, 76. of 1010 S. At St. James' Graduation Blessed Virgin, she achieved at St. Carty of Los Angeles. Fifteen grand­ Mortuary University. Husband of Lucy M. Stras children also survive. Joseph’s the realization' of an plum or rustic shades. Apple, pear, quarter ser; father of Herbert, Roland, Leo, and (St. Jamei’ Parish, Denver) ambition, to build a replica of John Strasser; grandfather of John F. MRS. REGINA KAISER ^ship to St. Francis de Sales’ high Staudacher, Jr., and Gerald J. Stau- the shrine at Lourdes, France. PHONE PE. 0013 Requiem High Masi was celebrated Thirty-two were graduated from school went to Phyllis Sticksel with bent, full bent and ballard 'shapes. A value I dacher, all of Denver; and brother of an average of 93 per cent. One- She dedicated the shrine at St. Jo­ Kate Staudacher and Margaret Stau­ June 2 in St. John the Evangelist’s St. James’ school June 3. Four Alameda at Logan church for Mrs. Regina Kaiser, 87, for seph’s July 18, 1940. Patients at dacher of Chicago, 111. Requiem Mass scholarships were awarded for year scholarships were awarded to 5 1 is being celebrated at 9 o’clock Thurs­ 58 years a resident of Arapahoe county Lola Marie Fultz with an average the sanatorium wanted to help, and Interment was in Mt. Olivet. scholastic excellence. The four The firmt listed here deserve to day, June 7, in St. Vincent de Paul’ s of 92%, Margaret Mary Fitzpat­ their voluntary contributions fi­ church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Bom April 17, 1864, in Bavaria, Ger­ awards went to girls of the class be remembered when you are dis­ many. Mrs. Kaiser came to Denver in rick with an average of 92% , and nanced the undertaking. Men’j Shop — Street Floor tributing your patronage to the dif« mortuary. i and were given to the schools of CAROLINE LOMBARD. 88. of 8232 1888, and in 1892 married Joseph Kaiser. to Joann Carol Nothaft with an For the r^lica of the grotto, ferent lines of business. The couple operated farms in Arapahoe their choice. A four-year scholar- county and near Parker until Mr. average of 92%. 20 tons of Tufa rock, petrified Kaiser’ s death in 1921. Mrs. Kaiser died Religion awards were made to wood millions of years old, was May 31 In her home at 4860 E. Virginia those having the highest yearly brought from Ohio, and the statues MONUMENTS FOR TODAY’S avenue. average in their respective grades: of the Virgin Mary and Berna­ She is survived by three daughters, HNS Communion dette, carved of Carrara marble, Mm . Marie Hurlburt, Mrs. Clare Siesker, Phyllis Sticksel, Robert Baum­ CEMETERIES and Mrs. Caroline Wedow, all of Denver; gartner, Willia mSwiler, Colleen were jmported from Italy. The a son, Joseph, Jr., of Denver; eight O’Leary, Thomas Constantine, John Miclygan shrine attracts hundreds grandchildren, and* three great-grand­ Wilhelm, Susan Clowes, Frederick of visitors annually. *Where Otnvtr Shops with Confidences^ KlyetOfift Sill children. Slated June 10 ■Venette, Kenneth Sullivan, Cath­ Sister Mary Magdalena is sur­ NICK PALLIZZI erine Gold, Helen Broderick, and vived by four sisters, Mrs. D. J. Requiem High Mass was celebrated Marjorie Schmitz. Flanigan, Bradford, Pa.; Mrs. June 4 in Holy Ghost church for Nick At St. Elizabeth'sl Merit pins for highest scholastic Bain E. Fulton of Akron, 0 .; Mrs. Pallizzi, 68, World war I veteran, and Denver orchestra leader and music average for the year went to Phyl­ Dickson of Denver; and Sister teacher, who died May 31 in St. Jo­ (St, Elizabeth’. Pari.k, Denver) lis Sticksel, Rosetta Wolf, Mary Leah of the Shrine of the Little >wwww< seph's hospital following a long illness. The Holy Name ^society will re­ Ellen Dunn, Kathryn Mentgen, Flower school, at Royal Oak, Mich. Born in Toricelli, Italy, April 27, Two other sisters in religion are 1893, Nick Pallizzi came to the United ceive Communion in the 8 o’clock John Farrell, Carole Smith, 'Vir­ CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING States with bis parents at the age of ginia Broderick, Marcia Murphy, dead. Sister Avellino died Dec. 28 9. He was educated in the Denver Mass Sunday, June 10. The Linda Seiner, Roseann McIntosh, in the mother-house, and Sister schools, enlisted in the army in 1918, monthly meeting will take place Chloe Wolf, and Mary Kay Hickey Mary Yvo Rusch died in Kenton Classified Ads and upon receiving his discharge began June 30, 1915. Two brothers also m his career as a musician, being featured in the school hall at 8 o’clock The following received medals survive, Tom Rusch of Louisville, It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisemants. in vaudeville, directing for 16 years a Monday evening, June 11. Presi­ for perfect attendance for the local orchestra, and teaching music. dent Jerry Carpinella invites all Ky., and Frank Rusch of Somer­ • All exposed surfaces are • More than a hundred de« A member of the Leyden-Chiles-Wick- year: Robert Chirnside, Loy Pal­ set, Ky. ersham American Legion post, the men of the parish to attend. There mer, Janice Moore, Steve Comp­ HOMELESS FLORIST—-want, to rent mod- polished. signs. Exery needed size. Murphy-Borelli chapter of Disabled will be an entertaining movie pro­ ton, Joe Fattor, Leonard Stuart Veterans, and the Denver aerie of gram, refreshments, and a short est house near Church, will beautify t-he Home Appliances • Many colors and granite • Rainbow Monument* Eagles, he is survived by his wife. William Earle^, Mary Helen grounds and increase value of property. talk by Father Eugene Honan, Write box J.R. textures. stay beautiful. Della, whom he married 16 years ago Barnes, Raymond Straw, Robert Electric range like new; chipped re- this month. O.F.M. Swiler, Dennis Baumgartner, Jeff JERRY RREEN frigerator; used Maytag washer: seed The solemn novena of the nine MISCELLANEOUS gas range: also apt. size washero PB. Knidsen, Marcia Reinecke, Ruth Florist 2758, 436 South Broadway. JACQUES BROTHERS Tuesdays in honor of St. Anthony Scheier, Wendell Snow, and John TREES REMOVED — SPRAYED ^ Slnei 1902 will close on Tuesday, June 12. Snow, 1004 15lh St. TRIMMED by licensed, insured, experienced TOWELS & LENEN SUPPLY MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Arm y Reserve U nit On the following day, the Feast men. Heavy power equipment for any size Father Joseph ■< Leberer ad­ job. Fertilisers of all kinds. Call MILE 28 E* 6lh Ave, off Broadway on 6th At#. AL, 2019 of St. Anthony, there will be a dressed the graduates and re­ MAin 2279 HI FORESTRY TREE SERVICE. AC 6634. MOUNTAIN TOWEL * SUPPLY CO. Solemn Mass at 8 o’clock. The Servic. furnished for Offices, Barber., Tells of Vacancies minded them of the great debt of Re.Uor.nta, Stores, uid Bangesta evening services will take place at gratitude they owe to all who have PAINTING & DECORATING B. W. BECKIUS. U uu zer 7:45 and will consist of the Ro­ made possible the many gifts and 1227 Curtis St. HA. TIU Colorado’s largest army reserve sary, sermon. Solemn Benediction FOR paperhaniTinB and paintinR call Anton unit is seeking men to fill key en­ blessings of life— to God, to their Call a Beringer. 153 Madison, EA. 2285. of the Blessed Sacrament, and the DRUGGISTS listed vacancies prior to its de­ parents, to the sisters, and to the W ALLPAPER Hanging. Painting. Re> distribution of t h e traditional priests. modeling. Call K£. 6793. parture' for summer camp late in blessed lilies. N\ July. The 35th combat team' re­ The pastor thanked the parish­ €AB YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS Father Raphael McDonnald, ioners and the parents for their h e Lp w a n t e d serve wants to have the men in its MAin 7171 will b. filled correctly .1 ranks so they may benefit from O.F.M., is conducting the sisters’ fine spirit of co-operation, which Prompt CoarteoQ. Servic. Asst Manager, circulation sales. Large the intensive two weeks of sum­ retreat at Bellaire, Tex. Father made so successful' this third school CHEAPER RATES Catholic publi^er. No experience neces* WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Kevin Henry, O.F.M., has returned year in the history of St. James’ 2.WAY RADIO sary. Commiasioii ft bonus. Box H*l, mer training. The unit will leave CLEAN NEW CABS Register. for Camp McCoy, Wis., July 22. to the monastery from missions in parish. St. James’ school will Ph. RP. I7M 109( Soatb Gartvri Si. ■Wyoming, and Father Leo Malone, again operate as a free school next BRICK REPAIRS It will train there with other units WWW w w w w w w ww yx rw w of the 89th division reserve, of O.F.M., is back from missions in year. This is made possible by the BRICK HEPAIRS; Specializing in brick which it is a part. There are va­ Monlontana. loyalty and the generosity of all pointinz and repairinz, also caulkinz and the people of the parish. paintinz- UE. 3-0444. WALTER EVANS, CARY’S ; cancies in virtually every military 3177 ^ n ton St. 1500 Si Broadway 4 specialty. 'Veterans are preferred, The St. Jeme. Men’, club will Rosaries but men without prior service can Services Hoaoring meet Wedne.day, ^June 13, in PIANO LESSONS W e Pay C'ashJ qualify if they have proper civilian the Wal.h Memorial hall. The Diamonds Watches Piano lessons, your home, Mrs. Seamens, background. The vacancies are in newly elected officer, will be RA 3590, 10-12 A.M. and eveninzs after For Used Furniture ^ units in Denver, Boulder, Colorado Sacred Heart Held in charge of thi. meeting. Plan, 7:30 P.M. Springs, Pueblo, Gunnison, Mont­ will be made for the .ixth annual APARTMENT WANTED and rose, Delta, Durango, Craig, Cor­ pari.h picnic, to be held on the pari.h ground, on the fir.t Sun­ Wanted, by lady alone, furnished or un Mi.cellanesu. Item. ^ tez, and Steamboat Springs. They In S t. Cajetan's SUNDMAN’S furnished buffet apt with private bath, ar« In headquarters, infantry, ar­ day in Augu.t. All men of the close to Cathedral or Holy Ghost Church, PE. 4014 RA. 6423 < tillery, engineer, tank, medical, pari.h are invited to attend thi. Watchmakers and 2nd floor. Call evenings or mornings, ^ OPEN EVENlNIIS TILL * p.m. 4 (St. Cajetan’. Pari.h, Denver) meeting. Refre.hment. will be TAbor 1991. supply, and weapons companies. ' ^ Jewelers They range from clerks and cooks Every evening during the month .erred and game, enjoyed. of June services are held in honor The. Sacred Heart devotions will through truck drivers' and me­ 59 South Broadway chanics to platoon sergeants and of the Sacred Heart. These begin be held on Friday evening at 7:30. ^ Catholic services ot dinger's first sergeants. For men to qualify at 7 p.m. and consist of Rosary, Baptized June 3 were Betsy WE for summer camp, they must apply devotions of the Sacred Heart, a Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. before the end of the month. sermonette, and Benediction. Gale Neiswanger, with George and ore a most sincere final tribute— because Kathyleen Roberts as sponsors; The 364th combat team is a The Confraternity of Christian CAN Doctrine is sponsoring a linen and Frank Gilbert, son of Mr, and part of the army’s organized re­ Mrs. Frank G. Bucknam, with of the personal attention of serve. It is a cadre unit, designed miscellaneous shower in order to augment .supplies. , Harold and Anne Yantz as spon­ SELL # for active duty to receive and sors, and Sophia Mueller as train recruits only after an all-out On Sunday at the 8:30 Mass, proxy; Mary Jo, daughter o f Mr. -1 Your home promptly i Olinger's Catholic staff-the largest at which the school children will t mobilization is ordered. and Mrs. Robert G. Crockett, with with little iae'onTenience to yon sing, Miss Alice De Leon will ■William and Gladys Rieden as because Catholic staff of any mortuary become the bride of Mario Ma- sponsors, and Margaret Rowan as we qualify prospective buyers before showinf. Registrations Are Open ruffo of Illinois. She is to be ac­ H proxy; We concentratJ on a few diversified properties companied by an honor guard com­ Carolyn Ann, daughter of Mr. in Coloradoi. providing each with adequate advertising. For Laymen's Retreats posed of the Young Ladies’ sodal and Mrs. James R. Rudy, with ity, of which she is ' a past Michael and Dolores Rudy as spon officer. After a reception to be We do our own telling. A full registration is expected sors and Edward and Pauline Ta- SUPPLIES We’re salesmen of many year, experience and have for the first of five laymen’s re­ held in the church hall, a wedding felski as proxies; Roberta Junne, dance will be held at the Crystal the ability to close many deals, otherwise lost. l;l treats to be conducted at Regis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George You can still get any Camera, college, Denver, this summer. All ballroom, 220 Broadway. The C. Wieser, with Maurice Wieser If you are considering the sale but three reservations have been couple plan a wedding trip in New and Walburga Kennaugh as spon­ Projector or Equipment for of your home, farm, business, or other real estate, Mexico and will make their home filled for the rirst retreat, sched­ sors, and William Kennaugh as 10% down and 10% a month please call us for a conference. iT 0 £ u U t € A , uled to begin June 22, which will in Illinois. proxy; Patrick Joseph, son of Mr, be conducted by the Very Rev. The Rev. John Fullanm, C.R., and Mrs. Maurice A. Mahoney, without interest or carrying 12 Salesmen to serve you' Edward J. O’Donnell, S.J., presi­ of Fort Collin* i. now recuper­ ^ mORTURIIIEi with John and Irene Streit as spon­ charge at dent of Marquette university. ating from hi. recent illne.. et sors. 16th at Bouldar • Sp**r at Sh.rman Although more than 100 reser- St. Cajetan’. rectory. Dickie Joe Collins, who has been •vations already have been made Games parties continue to take ill of rheumatic fever nearly three RedSs-Brown Photography WILSON & WILSON, REALTY I. Colfax at Magnolia (under construction) months, was remembered by the for the five retreats, applications place every Sunday at 8 o’clock fol 1840 West 38th Ave. 2868 South Broadway SU 1-6671 are still available. Tentative regis­ lowing the evening services, Ben boys and girls of his sixth grade tration may be made for filled Benavidez and Eugene De Leon class with a spiritual bouquet Glendale 7623 Members of St. Louis Parish Sow Serving Nearly Half of Deneer’i Familiee dates, since there may be cancella­ are in charge, assisted by Felix Dickie Joe thanks all his class­ tions. Gallegos. mates for their thoughtfulness. i

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Thursday, June 7, 1951 Office, 938 Bann ock Street. THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE N IN E A Movement That Failed Strange But True By Rev. John B. Ebel to the Moral .Rearmament movement, drew a A FEW BRIEF NOTICES in the press within crowd of 25,000 at the Hollywood Bowl and an the past few days concerning a, conference of the additional 10,000 had to be turned away. (fhu^iddDJUjcdA. TOC CATHEOflAl.Of-reEVC«, Moral Rearmament Movement at Mackinac Buchman’s movement, an apparently sincere 6 ERMANV, RMtMEftuy Island, Mich., indicate that another mysterious e ffo rO o satisfy a very definite need for closer •TWE SAUCE OF ST HELENA manifestation of modern man’s need for closer union with God, has been described as a “ queer AND MAS CONVERTED BV union with God is ‘toh the way out.” Dispatches < mixture of Lutheranism and psychology.” He Terror in o Newspaper Column HER INTO A CHURCH speak of 500 delegates from 15 nations— a far ^ has always appealed chiefly to the “ elite” in By Paul H. Hallett EARiy IN the 4 ^ cry from the, day in 1939, when Dr. Frank society. In small but distinguished gatherings of orandum o f the Papal Secretariat of State, dated CENTUR/. Buchman, founder of the Oxford group that led the Oxford group, members sought to share the SOME READER has sent us two clippings Jan. 25, 1942, in reply to a question submitted spiritual experiences and mutually to aid one from the Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph of to it by the Yugoslav legation to the Holy See another in overcoming moral and spiritual June 2 and 3, They represent the anti-Catholic about the movement of alleged forced conver­ Memento Mori! But How? problems. diatribes of David Baxter, in his column called sion, in which Yugoslavia herself e;ipressly fey Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen » “ Baxter’s Views.” Heading one such clipping acknowledged that neither the Holy See nor the THOUGH THE MOVEMENT is Protestant to appears the fervid exhortation: ‘Please, please! Catholic Episcopacy in Croatia had' any part THE COLORADO MAN who wanted to see the core, and was forbidden to Catholics by the his funeral before he 'dies made an interesting, Print an answer that will put this man to shame!” whatever." The Times correspondent added; “ The late Cardinal Hinsley of Westminster, England, Pope read the memorandum, making it quite though lugubrious, subject for the news photog­ it is more than probable that a great deal of its Unless Mr. Baxter feels compunction already at raphers, especially when the camera lenses caught his numerous attempts to create enmity against clear that if any forced conversions were occur­ success lies in the adoption, and adaptation, of ring in Croatia they centainly did not have the the anxious mourner trying out his pre-mortem certain Catholic doctrines and practices. The the Catholic Church it is hard to imagine his casket for size. It was touching, too, to see him being discomfited by even Voltairian wit. But approval of either the Vatican or the local Cath­ Rev. Hilary Carpenter, O.P., writing in the olic Hierarchy.” S t CaiAeruta Lckhourz sitting beside his bier while a minister of religion English Black Friars magazine in 1939, said of the exasperated tone of the correspondent’s note is tfta o n i^ person^ pronounced his eulogy. Dr. Buchman; “ Having invented his jargon to is a good measure of the displeasure felt by Colo­ WE CHALLENGE Mr. Baxter, who writes so Although we disagree with the super-solici- rado Springs Catholics, and indeed its other citi­ glibly of “ Vatican” policies and “ Vatican” in­ fecordecC eu cover his poor counterfeits of our Catholic tjide that arranges an elaborate burial before practices like Confession, amendment, restitution, zens of good will and intelligence, at having to fluence, to give one worthy reason why he pre­ totcc^ OUR lAO y death, we have no desire to indict the “ eager see in a local newspaper, time after time, in fers to take the word of alleged witnesses in a eUuitv^ cut, Oj3peu‘iiioK >. meditation, mental prayer, and fraternal cor­ bereaver” of insincerity or ultra-materialism of rection, he employed all his pyschological acumen recent months, the ■virulence of a man who keeps codrt under totalitarian domination to the testi­ outlook.- Perhaps everyone has, at times, specu­ in consent turmoil the emotions of pepple al­ i!!B,!tf,i!mni.ro^ in devising the atmosphere and' circumstances mony of the Pope himself and the law under lated on v^hat will be the circumstances of his, best suited to emotional surrender: Soft lights, ready disposed to religious hatred, without add­ which that Church is governed. He writes: “ Tito’s interment: There is a self-centeredness in human deep armchairs, and the receptivity which super- ing a single bit of nourishment to the intellect. - courts fell over l^ackward to give Stepinac every nature that make a person want to be missed ■ venes on good food, then the ‘gathering closer’ In the columns in question, titled “ Terroris­ benefit.” We dare him to name one reputable when he goes. A case in point is that of Herod the and the insistent suggestion to confess, the tic Utashi,” Mr. Baxter continues a line he has authority who believes this. Of course, he cannot Great(?), who ordered, befor^ his death, that recitation of sob-stories in the dim light.” developed in earlier editorials, i.e., that the Cath­ expect us to number among reputable authori­ his demise should be the signal for a general ties the Scottish Rite News Bulletin, the Con­ ' Father Carpenter also saw the movement as olic Church favors forced conversions, to be ob­ massacre of a crowd of Jewish prisoners. Herod tained even by the shedding of blood. Typical verted Catholic, Tito’s minions, or any other pro­ knew that the victims’ relatives, would mourn a “ symptom of spiritual disease” in modern fessionally anti-Catholic interest. society, rather than, as it claims to be, a “ remedy of his method of argument, and the sources he their slain kin; he wanted weeping at his death, uses, is his reply in the issue of May 31 to the In evaluating human testimony we must have and cared not how he got it, or even whether the for spiritual disease.” The real and fundamental regard to two questions: 1) Is the witness in a weakness of Buchmanism, he declares, is “ an criticism of this writer that he was quoting mat­ tears that would flow would be for him. ter of doubtful authenticity, or matter torn from position to know the truth? 2) Has the witness CATHOLICS, TOO, are urged to think of appeal to the emotions almost totally exclusive any reason to distort the truth? On one or both of the higher faculties of reason and will.” In context and improperly interpreted to support death, but their meditations in this matter are his contentions. Mr. Baxter named the Converted of these tests the witnesses against Archbishop ^ ST m artin a s ra tro n directed to the state of the soul at its departure the intimate little meetings of “ cells” of the Stepinac fail. The word of a tyrant may inci­ Oxford group, the “ feeling” of God is sought. Catholic, December, 1945, as the reference for from the body, and not to the care taken for his quotation from a book of Cardinal Lepicier, dentally be true, but its truth must be certified "■ Ohe inscription 'VcRBUM o\«o FAc;w 1^ESt '' beloW Objective authority, law, and principle have little the body’s proper burial. The Catholic funeral, purporting to prove that the Catholic Church by those not under his dominion, not benefited the altar irx the grotto underneath the-High..Altar in. is the most beautiful obituary rite in the world; if any place— in fact, even today there- is dif­ the Church of the Annunciation. Najarcth. indicates the advocates the death penalty for heretics. He did by his favors, not interested in playing his game, but its beauty is born of its spiritual significance, ficulty in discovering just what the movement and otherwise competent to know the facts. By troditiOhol spot Where the finnel Gabriel oppearad to Our Lady. is aiming at, the principles on which it is based, not explain that the Converted Catholic is a sheet and not of the material adornment of the coffin. of the same- order as the Menace, supported by the same standard the witnesses we shall cite in The Church’s belief concerning death is a and the truths that it would bring back to favor of the imprisoned prelate are vindicated. society. bigots and using a handful of unfortunate priests logical sequel to her teaching that the soul must who have fallen under the censure of their Church Secretary of State Acheson, Acting Secretary The Denver Catholic Register be brilliant with God’s sanctifying grace at A STORY IS TOLD of Dr. Ruchman by as a blind behind which to spread hatred. of State at the time of the Archbishop’s trial, is death in order to be properly clothed for heaven. Robert Collins, M.D., in his autobiography The AND TYPICAL of the confusion in Mr. Bax­ certainly in a position to know what goes on in President....!.....- ...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. And so Catholic thoughts about death turn soberly / Silver Fleece that well illustrates the fundamental a country as pivotal as Yugoslavia, though he ter’s own mind is a purported quotation from Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. around one point of fact: Is my soul in the state weakness and falsity of the movement. Dr. claimed no knowledge other than that furnished Cardinal Billot that “ there are no efficacious Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D, of grace? If not, I must retrieve that condition of^ Collins had been drawn to the group and had by the press. And his acts have never stamped remedies against heresies but medieval laws.” Mr, City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. Godlikeness immediately by Confession and sin-* been brought “ relief and exaltation” at the meet­ him as pro-Catholic. In the New York Times of Baxter writes; “ Billot’s statement appears in the Associate Editors — Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus cere sorrow for the sin that robbed my soul of ings. But he began to note discrepancies in Dr. Oct. 12, 1946, the day after'Archbishop Step- Summa Theologica of Thomas Aquinas, as Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., LittD.; Paul Hallett, it. Otherwise I might be strucic down by the Buchman’s code. The leader was wont, for inac’s conviction, he is quoted, as expressing “ con­ quoted by the historilin G. G. Coulton, page 88 Litt.D.; Jack Heher, A.B.; James Kelly, A.B.; Art Editor, Leo Cana- “ thief who comes in the night” when I am un­ instance, to say that “ good food and. Christianity cern and deep worry” over the result “ It is the * of The Death Penalty for Heresy from 118U to van, M.F.A. prepared, and then I will be forced to suffer go together,” but held at the same time that civil liberties aspect of the thing,” he told re­ 1981." Cardinal Billot died in 1931. It is sug­ eternal separation from God and union with the tobacco and wine were snares of the devil. porters, “ which causes us concern, aspects which gested that he is quoted in the Summa Theo­ Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. killer of my soul, Satan. Dr, Collins raised a test case by smoking in raise questions as to whether the trial has any Thli Paper Printed Entirely By Union Labor logica of St. Thomas Aquinas, who died in 1274! THE TREMENDOUS IMPORTANCE of the Buchman’s presence. The leader reproved and implications looking toward the impairment of single,jnoment of death is what prompted some argued with him, and then played his trump card: This raises to a certainty our suspicion that Mr. religious freedom.” Published Weekly by of the Church’s greatest saints to keep skeletons “ Let us list^ to God,” he said. At the end of a Baxter is utterly ignorant of first-hand Catholic THE “ NEW YORK TIMES” Itself, admit­ on the tables of their monastery cells. The death- period of “ quiet” Buchman said: “ I got a clear sources and relies for his “ documentation” on tedly the nation’s foremost newspaper in point THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) professional anti-Catholie writings, which he does 938 Bannock Street, 1 head’s empty sockets pierced these heroes’ souls, message from God that you were to give up of information, has never had a pro-Catholic to remind them that one day their bodies, too, smoking.” “ Queer,” replied his follower, “ but I not even take the pains to make consistent. policy and* on some questions has been hostile to Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 would become the nourishment of maggots, while got a direct message from God that I could But let us return to the columnist’s latest the Catholic position. In an editorial of Oct 13, the soul would wend its way to reward— or pun­ continue smoking.” The master and pupil re­ attacks. Their purport is to represent the impris­ 1946, that paper stated that Archbishop Stepinac Subscription: ishment— forever. lationship was dissolved immediately. oned Yugoslav prelate. Archbishop Stepinac, as was imprisoned as part of a campaign against his having encouraged and prompted massacres and $1.00 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. Priests are often asked whether Catholic It is said of modern philosophy that its errors Church, “ which is guilty of unfriendliness to­ burial will be accorded certain individuals who enforced conversions of the Orthodox Serbs. ward Communism.” “ This was clearly a political $1.50 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. are guesses at great truths. The same might be Serious attempt to prove such a calumny- is almost have attempted marriage outside their faith, or said of Buchmanism. It is an attempt to answer a trial,” admitted the Times. In an earlier edito­ Canada, $2.25 a year per subscription. who are otherwise out of the fold. A strange in­ entirely absent in feaxter’s two ranting columns. rial, when the “ trial” was still going on, the Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.00 a year. very definite need of God that modern man feels. His method is simply to pile innuendo upon in­ consistency in man— that he should worry about But its coin is counterfeit. Only in so far as it Times declared editorially: “ Archbishop Stepinac the ultimate fate of his body and have no present nuendo by the use of the word “ Vatican” in hate has been tried and convicted in Titols slave press. Thursday, June 7, 1951 has borrowed from Catholic truth has it context after hate context. care about the eternal condition of his immortal succeeded. No one outside of Yugoslavia doubts that the soul. If a person is consigned to-hell, it makes HERE IS AN EXAMPLE of the way Mr. verdict of the four-man court, at once judge and WHY IS THE WORLD grasping at straws in little difference— to him— whether the dignity Baxter argues; “ Even priests testified at Step- prosecutor, is already signed and sealed. . . . OFFICIAL: AR^IHDIOCESE OF DENVER the modern flood, when the Bark of Peter, the of the Requiem sul-rounds his bodily exit. inac’s trial that he had approved the 'forced con. ^ Not since Cardinal Mercier, Roman Catholic The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. THIS PARADOX of solicitude for one’s man­ Church that Christ established and endowed with version’ of 300,000 Orthodox Serbs.” The only prelate of Belgium in the First World war, and His truth, stands ready to save mankind from the W e confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ ner of burial may be based on a type of supersti­ time a priest’s testimony is worth anything in Pastor Niemoeller in Hitler’s Protestant Ger­ ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or tion—like that of some who think a beautiful rushing waters? Perhaps if we Catholics ap­ Baxter’s estimation is when it can be used against many, has any Churchman so boldly faced en­ those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. funeral can overcome the damage of an evil life. preciated more what we have, we would be more the “ Vatican” or the “ Hierarchy.” We have no trenched tyranny, shielded only in the armor of eager to share it with others. Then there would We hope The Register will be read in every home of the Such an outlook is wrong, unholy, un-Catholic. doubt that there were a few renegade priests his conscience.” be a movement to moral and spiritual rearmament Archdiocese. The Catholic Funeral Mass is not a savior of the whom Tito’s pressure or bribery could lead to This brings us to our concluding paragraph: careless soul; it is an appeal to Christ the High such as the world has not seen since the first “ testify” what "they knew to be untrue. If such We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in ages of Christianity. What end is conceivably served by these con­ the children, of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. Priest to make easier the good, but imperfect, a contemptible periodical as the Converted Cath­ sequential, hate-filled, page-length columns in a soul’s stay in purgatory’s fire. The Funeral Mass olic bears •witness to the existence of a handful paper that bears on its masthead the boast that « URBAN J. VEHR is, further, a symbol that the individual who High Cost of Living of .weak priests, even in this country, it is not it consistently follows the golden rule? 'True, the Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver. lies in state tried to live up to the predepts en­ “ Despite rising taxes and living costs in 1950, surprising that they should exist in Yugoslavia, Gazette-Telegraph prints replies to Baxter, but joined upon the Mystical Body of Christ, who is we had enough left over to buy 5,500,000 tele­ where Tito’s power often means "the difference surely it cannot claim that these offset the harm Forty Hours' Devotion offered 'On the altar. vision sets, and to spend more than $5,000,000,- between affliction and ease. But a man who uses done by a professional columnist who writes al­ Memento- mori! Remember death! But remem- 000 for such furbelows as perfume, bubble baths, the word “ Vatican” so consistently as Mr. Bax­ most every day in the week. A newspaper shouldi- ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER ber death in such a way as to better your life. and cigars.”— Justice Owen J. Roberts. ter could be expected to include what the Vatican be primarily a public service and a newspaper Week of June 10, Fourth Sunday After Pentecoit itself had to say about these alleged forced con- column should be edited chiefly for the enlighten­ Gilcreet, Sacred Heart church (13 Houri’ ) versions. In the New York Times of Oct. 7, 1946, ment of its readers. No columnist is expected to Hugo, St'. Anthony’* church when the Archbishop’s “ trial” was in progress, be infallible, but he can be expected to be fair Idaho Spring*, St. Paul’* church (13 Hour*’) the Pope is quoted as rejecting categorically and to refrain from exacerbating religious ani­ Tito’s charge of forced conversions by the Cath­ mosities in a community where people of all olic Church of the Orthodox Serbs. He declared creeds must live together. We appeal to the con­ CATHOLIC RADIO LOG that “ nobody must be obliged against his wi(l to science of Mr. Baxter. Station KOA FAMILY THEATER— Wedne*. embrace the Qatholic faith,” and referred to day, 7:30 p.m. ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, canon law, Can. 752; “ An adult shall not be bap­ “ Wine and music rejoice the heart, but the The AMERICAN NAIIONAl BANK tized except with his own knowledge and con­ 8:30 a.m. SACRED. HEART PROGRAM love of wisdom is above them both” (Eccles. xl, Sunday, 6:45 a.m. and 11 sent.” More pointedly, the Pope quoted the mem­ 20). CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, pim. 12 noon. Station KTLN of Denver Station KFEL FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— Cardinal Dougherty, Great Churchman AVE MARIA HOUR—Sunday, Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. By David I. Ryan roperty and winning his legal fight. Bishop 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. Station KLZ THE DEATH OF Cardinal Dennis Dougherty lougherty restored and rebuilt churches and is now paying of Philadelphia last week presents an occasion to gschools and he prevailed on the American gov- ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun- CHURCH OF AIR— Sunday, recall some of his outstanding works, which give ernment to renovate the native seminary, which day, 8:15 p.m. 8-8:30 a.m. added weight to the widely held belief that it is had been used by U.S. troops as a barracks. impossible to be a good Catholic without at the Within three years, after being transferred to same time being a good citizen. The Cardinal the Diocese of Jaro, also in the Philippines, he was a Churchman of the highest degree and of completed a similar reclamation task. President the first order, and it is precisely because of this Theodore Roosevelt sent a personal commenda­ that it is difficult, in many cases, to see where tion to the future Cardinal for cementing friendly his work of furthering the cause of the Church relations between the Philippines and the U.S. Hear did not immediately contribute to the good of His next assignment was to Buffalo, N.Y., the State. ! to which see he was appointed in 1915. It took His death has resulted in a deep loss to the him three years to lick a diocesan debt ^f $1,-, Church and the civic community throughout the 500,000, contracted chiefly in the erection of a ASK and LEARN country and the Philippines. It is always a blow Cathedral before his reign, and to establish a to the Church Militant when such a prominent sound financiaLfooting for the see. leader in the Hierarchy dies. At the same time, it HE WAS PROMOTED to the Philadelphia is also a severe loss to the State— especially in archdiocese in 1918 and right away he threw his KOA these perilous days— when a truly patriotic citi­ experience and influence into the fight against zen is taken in death. For thiS'■writer there is, ■ the flu epidemic that swept the country at that in addition, a feeling of personal grief at the time. He opened Catholic institutiops in the arch­ Cardinal’s death because he was reared and edu­ diocese to the sick and organized nuns and stu-. 8:30 cated under Cardinal Dougherty’s discipline and dent-volunteers for nursing duty. Then started influence; he received the sacraments many times the “ 10 crowded years,” in which a building cam­ EVERY SUNDAY MORNING from the priests who labored under the Cardi­ paign was begun that resulted in one of the nal; and from the very beginning to recent years finest, if not the best, systems of diocesan pri­ Questions on religion submitted by the radio on all savings of $100 he knew no other Archbishop save the Cardinal. mary and high schools in the country, many new audience answered on the archdioeesan broadcast. CARDINAL DOUGHERTY was a command­ and greatly expanded parish plants, and the ing figure in Philadelphia, in Pennsylvania, in­ settling of many religious orders and houses Booklet on Catholic Church available free of cost deed, throughout the East and wherever he went. in the archdiocese. His impact on Catholic edu­ to all inquirers. or more without limit He was a revered leader because he commanded cation should never be forgotten by the Catholics respect. When he acted and spoke, he called on of Pennsylvania and he set a mark for the rest WRITE TO a brilliant mind and a wealth of experience that of the country to worTc toward. ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA few can come close to matching. And his char­ Still the Cardinal was a trouble shooter. In Denver 2, Colorado . HE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK— long a leader among acter, like “ ;he anthracite that is dug from 1934 he instituted the Legion of Decency move­ T« the old mines near his native Ashland, in Schuyl­ ment in his see and had the faithful of the arch-, Denver Clearing House banks in paying higher interest on\ sav­ kill county, and from Girardville, where he was diocese sign nonattendance cards. Although three reared, seemed to bear hi common some of the years later he admitted that there was a “ slight ings— is now paying 2% on all savings averaging $100 or more* ruggedness, tenaciousness, and agelessness of the improvement” in the moral tone of movies, he MAin 5314 coal. refused to remove the ban and it was not until without limit. s ' Dennis Joseph Dougherty — priest. Bishop, years later that Catholics in Philadelphia felt Cardinal Archbishop, patriot — could aptly be they dould attend movies with a clear conscience. described as a trouble shooter. After a hard early WHEN NATIONAL PROHIBITION was re­ F. J. KIRCHHOF life in the coal regions, he attempted to enter St. pealed in 1932 the Cardinal took up the fight Enjoy these higher earnings now! Open your account to­ Charles Borromeo’s seminary for the Archdio­ against excessive drink by initiating the re-estab­ cese of Philadelphia at Overbrook, Pa. He passed lishment of Total Abstinence League groups in Construction Co. morrow. There’s free parking right next door . . . or, you may entrance examinations with honors, but was per­ parishes throughout the country. He was out­ suaded to put off entering because of his age— spoken on the dangers of alcohol, and was at make your deposits by mail. i ^ he was 14 at the time. He studied for two years times severely criticized for his stand. But pres­ in Canada under the Jesuits and came back to ent statistics oi^tho'damage drink is doing in the BUILDERS - enter the seminary with ease. He then spent U.S. certainly justify the Cardinal’s position. DenvePa THIRD Largest Bank in Savings Deposits . several years at Overbrook as a student, finished Daring his time as Archbishop the Cardinal We Appreciate Your Patronage his theological studies in Rome at the North was upheld by the State Supreme Conrt when American college, and returned to the Phila­ members of a Philadelphia parish brought suit 700 Lawrence St. ^ Denver, Colo. delphia seminary to teach. And then his trouble to prevent the reapportioning, of the parish and shooting really got under way. staged a one-week “ sit-down” in the church to IN JUNE, 1903, he was consecrated Bishop enforce -their demands. ^ established lis t of Nueva Segovia in the Philippines and his spe­ The Cardinal went through many a rugged cial mission was to restore order to the Church and tough campaign but his work bore fruit. The AMERICAN NAlIONAl BANK there. A native priest, Gregorio Aglipay, had re­ Some, rather uncharitably, labeled him a marti­ The American Fixture Co volted against the Bishop of Manila and usurped net; what they should have said was that he was Uanofactarar* ti his office, breaking off relations with the Vatican. a stxong disciplinarian both with himself and with Bishop Dougherty, in charge of diocese of al­ those under Um. He had to be in order to gain Church Pewt and Altarf a of Denver most a million persons in 115 parishes, learned victory in so many battles. Church Furniture several Filipino dialects and traveled through­ PERHAPS THE GREATEST EXAMPLE the 17tli and Lawrence Streets Cardinal left was his devotion to the Mass. Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures out the scattered parishes on horseback on count­ less missionary tours.* Wherever possible he Eighty-five years old and 61 years a priest, he had Millwork of All Kinds placed loyal native or Belgian priesta in charge celebrated his daily Mass just a few hours prior to of resurrecting abandoned parishes. Within five his death. He had a deep appreciation of essen­ MA. 0168 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM F. J. Kirchhof, P m . years he succeeded in winning the majority of tials, and prayer, most essential foi^ salvation and 1236 Arapahoe St. graces, takes its greatest form in the Mass. We C. F. Stahl, Pica Pres, Catholics back to Communion with Rome. Enter­ Penver, Colo. ing into litigation with Aglipay in the Philippine would do well to remember this daily chapter courts over the ownership of confiscated Church from the atory of a great man’s life. \ I

HGE TIN Office, 938 B an n ock Street THE OEHVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Teliplidiit, Klyitone 4208 Thuridey, Jun# 7, 1951 Religion, Spelling Awards Presented C. D. of 4s Officers to Be Installed June 14 . Silver Dollar Days Continued Formal installation of officera social hour following the buainess elected at the May meeting will be meeting will honor the new offi­ the program for the June meeting 2 Priests Memorialized by Contests of Court St. Rita 625, Cgtholic cers. Hosttuei will be Mmes. Daughters of America, at the club Elizabeth • Salmon, Florence Me- house, 1772 Grant street, Denver, (Christ the King Parish, Denver) McCabe; C o ns u e 1 o Martinet, k f the gift *f lh« Towel* Gillirray, Frances Schmidt, and daughter of Mrs. B. A. Martinez; Thoator serporotida tkroiigk Thursday, June 14, at 7:30. The Nellie Moore. In June, 1950, the Rev. John Joan-Kafka, daughter of Dr. and Pet MeGeo ead B. S. Biggs. Mr. W., Scahnell, pastor, estab­ Mrs. A. J. Kafka; and Lois Buck- Biggs is a Bon-Cathelie. lished six annual awards to ley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Our Lady of Fatima circle will memorialize two pioneer James D. Buckley, received their care for tho altari and sanctuary priests of the Archdiocese of diplomas from St. Mary’s academy during the month o f June, Mrs. Denver, the Rev. Wlllilim Hewlett last week. John Lichnoysky will continue to awards in religion and the Rev. All these young persons plan look after the altar boys’ eatsooks; John B. Raverdy awards in spell­ to go an to college this fall. Mrs. Hoffman, tha albs; and Mrs. ing. Members of the eighth grade P. L. Wigginton, the small linens. This year’s winners of the Rev. graduation class of St. John's These women nave contributed TO PERSONAL. ^William Howlett awards are Rob­ school from Christ the King par their services In this work for the erta Swigert and John Lichnovsky, ish are Kathy Plank, dauj^htier of pest two years, and to them the RELIABLE, AND COMPLETE seventh grade; Mary Jane Archu­ Dr. and Mrs. J. Raymond*Plank; parish expresses its sincere appre­ leta and Patrick Loughrey, sixth Cecile Earley, daughter of Dr. and ciation. .. INVESTMENT grade; Ted Sowden, fifth grade; Mrs. William Eatley: Barbara Mrs. T. J. Flaherty and daugh­ and Mpry Lee Thomas, fourth Schuyler, daughter of Mrs. K. C. ter will leave this week for Scran­ SERVICE grade. Schuyler; and Bonnie- Montreal, ton, Neb., where they will visit The winners of the Rev, John daughter■h' of Mr. and Mrs. Francis with Mrs. Flaherty’s mother and B. Raverdy awards are Mary A. Montreal. father. Later they will go to Madi­ Krichbaum and Carol Crede, sev­ Kathy Plank was the recipient son, Wia., to visit with other rela­ enth jp-ade; Carol Robbins and of St. John’s scholarship to St. tives. They plan on being gone a Paul Robertson, sixth grade; Carl Mary’s academy. month. You can depend upon BOSW ORTH-SULLIVAN Houck, fifth grade; and Alfonso 'Mrs. D. F. Hambrick Was host­ to give you personal, reliable, and complete invest­ M oll Houi* Changed Archuleta, fourth grade. ess at a canasta luncheon on June ment service end odvice whether you're merely Graduates From Porish 5 in her home for members of the The attention of parishioners is seeking Information or wish to buy or sell securities Little Flower circle. This is the called to the change in weekday Christ the King parish was rep­ last meeting of this circle until Masses, effective June 4. The new In small or large amounts. resented at commencement exer­ next September. Mass hours are 6 :46 and 8 o’clock, cises on Sunday afternoon, June Monday through Saturday. On 3, for the six Catholic high schools Mrs. E. A. Williams is entertain­ Write or visit BOSW ORTH-SULLIVAN soon. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, of Denver by Joseph Tengler, son ing the members of St. Thomas June .7, 8, and 9, however, there Our personnel, our library, and our research depart­ of Mr. and Mrs. J..A. Tengler; More’s circle at luncheon June 7 in moved into the council’s home, 16th avenue and will be only one Mass at 6 :45. ment are at your service . without any obligotion. THERE ARE BRIGHT LIGHTS above Maurice Reidy, son of Mr. and her home to compliment Mrs. Fred the shrouded booths at the annual Silver Grant streets, but the space limitations helped hold Mrs. Timothy Reidy; and Bobby Krichbaum, who will leave shortly Christ the King Youth club held down contributions. Major attractions at the carni­ with Mr. Krichbaum and their its usual meeting in the school Dollar days of the Denver council 539, Knights of Kelly, ward of Mr. and Mrs. Joe val were declared a success, but the events spon­ Kavanaugh. These young men re­ children to make their home in hallj on Tuesday, June 6. After the BOSWORTH. SULLIVAN S COMPANY. Inc Columbus, but only the ghosts of some charities the Rock Springs, Wyo. business meeting the members en­ sored by various parish units did not make the grade. ceived their sheepskins from Re­ JOHN J. SUUIVAN, frtsIdMl knights hoped tit aid are in evidence. Snow and the gis high school. Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson joyed dancing, games, table ten­ Announcement has been made that the Silver Dollar nis, and refreshments. KL «241' coldest June weather in 72 years discouraged the days wiH be continued two days, June 8-9. The main Joan Seep, daughter of Mr. and are the donors of the_ duplicating attendance and also refrigerated the chances of the attraction will be a Crosley Shelvador refrigerator Mrs. Albert Seep; Janice Thomp­ machine, which is being used to On Sunday, June 10, all families knights to aid the orphans of Denver, the aged and for those who attend. Participation in the attraction son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. publish the parish weekly bulletin. in the I to Q group are asked to The new swing! instelled on receive Holy Communion in fam­ 660 SEVENTEENTH ST. - DENVER. COLORADO needy, and the sick and destitute. Games were and admission will be free.— (Photo by Spiyth) W. M. Thompsoa; Nancy McCabe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. tbe school grounds lest weok ily units. ------»------+ + + 4- + Got a Hudson

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'' “IT’S ALL YOURS,” Vic Hebert, Denver auto dealer, tells Barnie Carraher, attorney, who was the lucky man in the Denver council 539 Silver Dollar days. Mr. Carraher got the right to drive away the new Hudson, the main attraction in the annual charity event. By the time he had driven the new car home, Mr. Car­ raher relates, there was a notice waiting for him in the mail box from the Bureau of Internal Revenue.— (Photo by Smyth) Lourdes Outdoor Club Plans Varied Activities DEDICATION (Our Lmdy of Lourdes Paritli, with pine trees and grass. A camp Denver) fire will be built and motion pic­ The Lourdes Outdoor club for tures shown. The boys then will boys and girls will begin the sleep in tents, with two fathers summer camping this Monday af­ guarding. The following morning ternoon at 4 o’clock. Two hun­ theI boysDoyi will cook their own break- dred twenty boys and girls will fast. Each nightsr' a different _group . participate in^the program. Mon­ of boys and girls will camp out on day at 4 p.m. group 1, consisting the parish grounds. V of 20 boys, will meet on the parish A new camp site Kas been se­ grounds for a baseball game. Fol­ lected for the mountain camp­ lowing the game the group will ing for the Lourdes Mountain prepare their own supper at the club. The site is about 12 miles O ur La d y o f G race C h urch barbecue pit. After their supper above Sedalia and was secured the boys will dedicate the new by Fred Kissel. camp area erected by the Rocks of Grouj) A will leave for the Lourdes club men. The area north 48th Ave. and (Zol'umbine St. Congratulations of the school jias been encircled mountains Tuesday morning, June 12; they will remain two nights, when another group of boys will take their places. The camp in the mountains will offer fishing. Denver, Colorado hiking, ball playing, and campfires for Hie boys. The camp ii about an hour’s ride from Denver. The school’s station wagon will trans­ port the boys to and from the summer mountain camp. The boys and girls of the Out­ door club extend thanks to the to the Pastor & Parishioners following men who erected their summer parish camp site: Edward Martin, Fh-ank Duran, Ray Amund­ sen, H. Clements, F. Zancanella, Monday, June lit n-10 a.m'. on the Completion & Dedication J. Legge, J. Weber, F. Krizman, t • J. Pitre, V. Meyer, Jack Walsh, Jim Walsh, M. McNally, Ed Rack, F. Luhnow, Joe Young, L. Van Loon, Joe Voss, Charles Ranke, S. J, DuBois, J. Kohler, A1 Denny, of this New Edifice. Henry Kappel, Robert Kappel, Cory Kennedy, E. J. Willette, Van Deren, R. Venier, B. Legge, Max Ludwig, Pat Wolford, and Butch Martin. Parish Plans Novena IT WAS INDEED A PLEASURE To Our Lady of Lourdes The summer novena to Our Public Invited Lady of Lourdes will begin in TO HAVE BEEN ASSOCIATED IN VISIT OUR front of the outdoor shrine at 7:30 Sunday, June 10. The no­ vena will be held every Sunday ' THE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW DRIVE-IN evening at the same time through­ out the summer and autumn 17th & LOGAN months. The opening novens will THIS CHURCH be a candlelight service and all persons attending will hold a lighted candle during the service. Have Your The new bell chime in the shrine ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO. tower will play, the Benediction (Stnerol Contractors hymns. All are welcome to attend. CLOTHES The novena this summer will be dedicated to world peace. JOHN K. MONROE Architect Red Cross Post Giveir CLEANED SLATTERY & CO. B. K. Sweeney, Jr. Plumbing & Heating at B. K. Sweeney, Jr. was among the vice presidents of the Denver chapter, American Red Cross, STERLING STEEL & SUPPLY renamed by the board of directors Steel Contractors in a meeting held recently at the GIGANTIC chapter headquarters. Others named for an additional term were SCOTT BROS. ELECTRIC CO. Myron D. Neusteter, Melvin J. 1413 Court Place Cleaners and Laundry Roberts, Jack Poster, Frank Johns, and the medical adviser, Dr. Electrical Contractors George R. Buck. Mason K. M A . 6 1 0 1 Knuckles was elected to a second term as president. Rodney J. Bard- ADAMS PAIt^TlNG & DECORATING well. Jr., will serve another term 2800 W. Irvington PI. 10% Discount as secretary, and Herman Feucht was named treasurer to succeed Painting Contractor On Cash and fiarry Henry A. Kugeler, who has served in that capacity for the past gir years. r r . L F'tr I n' ^ .

Thursday, June 7, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN

B c m o v m t voun. Rhythm Band of St. Mary Magdalene's School DIAMOND INTO A HNS at St. Rose's S t Bernadette's Day Set MODERN SETTING /7crme/i&.i. Completes Plans By Lakewood Men's Store H a n s e n « o « (St. Bernadette’s Parish, Mrs. Paul Pattridge is conva­ 16 Z S l 7 «h2T. Lakewood) lescing in her home following sur­ WANTED TO BUY For Parish'Fete Tuesday, June 12, will be St. gery in St. Joseph’s hospital. (St. Roie of Lima’s Pariih, KURNITURE. DISHES, POTS. Bernadette’s day at the Stag shop Leaving the parish after a Denver) three-year residence in Lakewood PANS. & MISCELLANEOUS The Holy Name society met in on W. Colfax avenue just west of Wadsworth. A percentage of NORLAIVD’S the basement of the church rec­ are Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly and tory June 4. This was the last all receipts from sales that day their three children of 1698 Tel­ FURMITIIRE will be donated to the parish by meeting until next September. ler street. They will make their the owners, Mr. and Mrs. Ed 807 EAST 22ND AVE. There were 40 members present. new home in San Francisco, where TA 9519 or PE 1478 Final preparations and arrange­ Lindquist. With Father’s day com­ Mr. Kelly will be engaged in news­ ing the following Sunday, June 17, ments were made for the annual paper work. Optometrist parishioners are urged to save lawn social, to be held on the their gift purchases for St. Ber­ church grounds Friday and Satur­ and Optician nadette’s day at the Stag shop, day evenings, June 15 and 16. which specializes in men’s clothing Ralph Doronzo reported that al­ Helen Walsh and furnishings. Associate most all the prizes for this festival W. R. JOSEPH have been purchased, and that only Mrs. Leo Spetnagle will be the hostess at an open house luncheon 7(m EYES EXAMINED the building and installing of the Vi/ Phon* TAbor 1*80 booths remain to be done. Volun­ at 12:30 p.m. Thursday, June 14, 218-219 Majeitlr Bldg. teers are working this week at the in her home, 8001 W. 10th avenue. WINDOW Valley Highway Lupiber company The proceeds will be added to the Dr. D. C. Werthman on the fabrication of the booths. school fund quota for St. Anne’s circle. Women who plan to attend and Associate The men in charge of the va^out booths have been re­ should call Mrs. Spetnagle at BE. SHADES D entists qu*quested to report to the church 3-6762 before June 14. grounds Thursday evening, June Catechiim claiiet for public PLATES 14, to set up the booths and to school children are in session 606 15th Street 1206 ISth Street get the church grounds ready from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon each KEyitone 8721 TAbor 5761 for the festival- weekday in the church. The The lawn social promises to be final class is scheduled June 16, one of the main social events in ST. MARY MAGDALENE’S school, Denver, rhythm The third and fourth grades played the following, accompanied and First Communion will be given Sunday, June 17. the parish, and all parishioners band gave its first musical presentation for the parents by Mrs. Clarence Makens and directed by John Mazzuca: “ The Band,” are urged to aid in making it a “ Follow Me,” “ Swinging in the Lane,” “ Susie, Little Susie,” and St. Gerard’s cirde, which meets Thursday, May 31, before the movie scheduled by the PTA. The fol­ Freihen up that tired window I W jD d t A D r L success. A fine list of gifts is “ America.” in the evening, has decided to con­ lowing selections were played by the rhythm band of the first and with a new cri

In beer, too, altitude makes a big difference. Compensations W in 4-H Play Contest must be made for humidity, atmospheric pressure, and tempera­ . „ boD'l® “ ture to produce a beer that draw^ perfectly, holds its head. New-Way Checking accounts Tivoli, sold only in these mountain states, is the only at The Central require no tooioiei ly and todaV beer that’s conditioned for high altitude. minimum balance. The only prices gitiall®'’ cost is ten cents for each check Sea^Cornpate^ you write. Open a checking ac­ count at The Central soon... D RIN K and EiVJOY it’s the quick, safe and effi­ G E T A N E W cient way to take care of bills. 1951 PHILCO for as little as As an extra service to all check­ ing account holders... THE CENTRAL IMPRINTS YOUR >199->s NAME FREE ON EVERY CHECKI i^^nlrar ize BEER your bankinq JOE ONOFRIO HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL fifth grade membera of the Busy Needles 4-H sewing club, Denver, had a pleasant tkawa, t»ll quart. surprise on May 18 when they were named runners-up for first place THE CENTRAL Brewed tor Western Tastes” in the 4-H play contest. Their play was ah original version of “ Cin­ M U S IC C O . Alta ovallubla In derella,” -written by the junior leader, Kathleen Moffat, and directed 7-01. "Pony," by the leader, Mrs. Mary Moffat. Shown above in costume is the cast. BANK (TRUST COMPANY Member of St. Catherine’s Parish 12-01. "Stoinle" Standing: Ann .Warner, the page; Peggy Kuhn, stepsister; Margaret 15TH AND AtAPAHOI STS., DENViR, COIO. and 12-01. "Ixport.’ Moffat, stepmother; Ethel Schulhoff, fairy godmother; Susie Sullivan, ‘‘Home of Television” ( the prince; Judith Muehlbauer, Cinderella; seated, Gloria*0’Hayre, the MEMBER: Ftdirol Otpoill Iniuronc* Corp. Ftdtrol RtMrv* Syiltffl , CoPYfiflht 1951. Tivoli-Unlon Bftwinq King; Judy Hefferman, stepsister; Judy Coomer, also Cinderella, and 1805 BROADW AY ' IRA. 8585 Betty Flanders, the fluke.

D PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 B ann ock Stroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TtUphona, KEyitena 4205 Thursday, June 7, 1951

We Photograph Anything Anywhere Bring Charity and Aid to Sick Poor The mile-High Photo Co. Don^i Take ie u i hit year deOcn te week where they^ work KODAK FINISHING Ik* kortol. lavwl la REPUBLIC LOAN COM­ 320*22 Serenteaiitk KEyiton* 6114 DenTar PANY'S 4% ThM CarrineotM ond r*c*lv* 4% loi*r*it—0B*ipound*d Mitii-onnirally.

Paid-In Capital and Surplus ever $250,000.00 ST. JOHN'SA PARISH Patroniae Thete Friendly Firms REPUBIIC LOAN COMPANY 1 * 4 1 Stoat Straal • DINVIl, COIOIAPO • Ittobllth** Itlf Permanent Waving a Specialty Conover's Food Store 2 2 0 ' Featuring Quality Only < \ M y Lady Edith EXCELLENT MEAT 4 Beauty Shoppe CHOICE GROCERIES i ■ V CABINET ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH DAILY DELlVEKltS Minnit Reiicl9r« Mgr. Patronise These Friendly Merchants 1718 E. 6th FR. 2787 2804 E. 6th Are. EA. 0788 We are vary happy to bring a com. CLAYTOIV TEXACO plat* Variaty Lina to th* people The firms listed here de­ OLSON'S of thi* pariih. W uhln i T iro “ i .’A j i serve to be remembered Grtaiinc Accauorlei GRAHAM'S when you are distributing Food Market your patronage in the dif­ W* pick up St delirer 5 & 10c Store p. Appreciate Your Business ferent lines of business. Andy Marion, Lessee 23rd Fedoral Street 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 6th tc Cltyton FR. 7556 EDDIE'S TEXACO DEDICATED TO A POLICY W H IT T A K K K of SERVICE Capitol Drug Co. HIGHEST QUALITY THE SISTERS of the Sick Poor of Denver are shown that evokes Jfi all a stronger feeling of kindliness toward one’s fellows. PHAKillAI Y ► GL. (81$ 3*00 W. t(tb At».4 Paul O. Schneider, Prop. CLEANING on two of their routine daily visits to the sick poor to In the other picture the infinite sadness of expression, the resigna­ ” The Friendly Store” (Member of St. Philomena'a Parish) tion to endless suffering and disappointment in poor, bleak, and im­ t • Washing • Lubrication^ EXPERT ^PERSONAL administer the necessary nursing and medical care. In the picture at personal surroundings as expressed in the face of the patient, will * Tires • Auto Accessories Prescription Specialists Fine Selection of the left, Sister Albert, the superior of the Dominican Sisters of the SERVICE soon be displaced by the professional care, the gentleness, and the ® Battery Service W. 32nd and Perry i;i. 2401 FATIIEITS DAY YOU GET MORE AT Sick Poor in Denver, and Sister Perpetua are shown about to enter the cheerfulness of the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor. The care, GIFTS residence of one of their patients. In the picture at the right. Sister medicities, and the spiritual help provided for the sick poor of CAMELLIA CLEANERS Perpetua adjusts the oxygen therapy mask prior to treatment. To these Denver are contingent upon tffe financial success of the bazaar of the Gift Wrapped Free nuns conditions such as are portrayed in the pictures above could 6th Are & Filmorc 13th Art & Shtrman Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor that is to be held'July 12, 13, 14, ST. FRANCIS DE SAIES' PARISH Whitman’s Chocolates De 8022 KE 8891 not be more commonplace. They are experienced several times daily and 15 at the Loyola parish grounds. East 23r€ avenue and York 1581 So. Pearl SH. 0505 in the sisters’ discharge of their Christlike duties. In the coun­ street. All persons interested in helping at the bazaar are urged to at­ Patronize These Friendly Finns Alw«y» fre.h In our tenance of the sisters entering the patient’s residence shines a spirit rcfrigAated caset HOME PLANT tend committee meetings at the convent.— (Photos by Warren Turilli) FREE DELIVERY SH. 0505 6th ATe..at Fillmore FR 2741 We Pick Up St DellTtr Major Order Given Alameda Drug Store Parish Clubs W ill Make Final Report BUCHANAN’S V. 0. PETERSON, Prop. To Two Men From Christian Bros. Wines Cut Rate Drugs St. Philomena's Society to End Season All Popalar Bctrt Fountain Service Sundries BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH W« DBliTvr Your Business Appreciated I St. John's Parish (St. Philomena’* ParUh, Denver) Irene Costello, Frank Zook, Helen address. Benediction was cele- PE. 1777 377So. Bdwy, Alameda & So. Broadwav Patronise These Friendly Firms The last meeting of St. Philo- Wilcox, John Potarf, Darlene brated by the Rev. James F. (St. John’s Parish, Denver) mena’s Altar and Rosary society Mumford, B o b Tauer, Shirley O’Grady. , CONOCO PRODUCTS Two young men from St. John’s until fall will be held on Monday, Smithline, Pat Duggan, Barbara The Mail schedule effective received the major order of sub- June 11, at 2 p.m. in the school Tauer, Arthur McKnight, Sheila Sunday, June 10, will be 5t4S, Lubriration - Delco Batteries New Fashion "The Sign diaconate from Archbishop Urban auditorium, Mrs. C. A. Freuden- Neihouse, Jim Gilbert, Marylin 7, 8:15, 9:30, 11, and 12:15 McHugh, Jay CdeBaca; o'clock. Weekday Matte* will be Car Washing That Sells” J. Vehr in St. Thomas’ seminary stein, society president, an­ chapel June 1. They are the Rev. nounced. Cohostesses will be Peggy Nelson, Warren Bost- 6:30 and 7:30. Cleaners & Dyers Far Toi Marfcit PrlM Edward Madden, son of Mr. and Mmes. Fred Laurance^ P. F. Bums, wick, Sharon Raymond, Georgia St. Philomena devotions are W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS Lilt Yoir Praptrty Mrs. Edward Madden, and the and D. R. Costello. Grier, Paul Bottine, Donna Foy, held on Wednesday, Stations of Alameda A Logan PE. 0840 Expert Work With Ui Rev. John Martin, son of Mr. and Society members who have Tom Burke, Katherine Lingle, Mi­ the Cross on Friday, and Holy Mrs. Frank J. Martin. The two promised gifts for the hope chest chael Manning, Margaret Cum­ Hoqr on Saturday evenings at Fast Service will be ordained priests next year, are requested to bring the gifts to mings, Steve Didcott, Emma Ben­ 7:45. 530 E. Alameda - SP, 0079 the former for the Denver arch­ th meeting. Mrs. Joseph Hovorka, nett, Larry Ryan, Michaele Nelan, On Sunday, June 10, the Men’s 10033 E. Colfax-Aurora 82 diocese and the latter for the Dio­ hope chest chairman, will make Jackie McKnight, Cheryl Foster, club and Holy Name society will New Management ROSS VARIETY STORE cese of Pueblo. The Rev. Subdea- a report for her committee. Those and Tommy Rotola. receive Communion. The mothers’ race was won by J. H. Bollinger - Dick Tremlett NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR eon Madden will participate in who wish to have their gifts picked The banns of marriage were the archdiocesan street preaching up may call EA. 7904. The hope Mmes. Eugene Foster, ’Don Wil­ published for the first time for Nate's Pharmacy Hardware • Toys program this summer. chest and the fur stole, both spon­ cox, Bostwick, and Osborne. Gayle L. Bruner of St. Philomena’s 2214-16 Kearney Graduated from Regis college sored by the Altar and Rosary so­ Dr. James E. Cummings was in­ and Miss Helen E. Sheller of St. CUT RATE DRUGS ciety, will be on display at the stalled as president of the Men’s todsfelt Fountain Service - Gifts DE. 4488 June 3 was Richard Casburn, a Philomena’s. member of the parish. meeting. club at the meeting Mky 31 in the Prayers were said for Mrs. E< E. Cleaners & Dyers Winet, Beert, Etc. The following St. John’s boys Mrs. Harry T. Zook requests school auditorium. Joseph E. Barry Nevans, 1559 Madison street, a pa­ 328 Broadway Frw DeliTerr John C. and girls received high school di­ that the captains of the church and John Waggoner were installed tient in Mercy hospital, and for Phones PE. 3753 & 3754 Alameda & Penn. RA 2203-9848 plomas from Archbishop Vehr clubs make their annual reports so as vice president and secretary, re­ Charles Alexander, who died June Aik for Nttional Gift Seal* Scholl June 3: Regis high— Jere Atkin­ that a final report may be made spectively. Richard C. Frisbee was 3 in the National Jewish hospital. How many timei a day son, Richard Cloughesy, Peter to the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Wil­ elected treasurer. Plans for the Mr.s. Mack Switzer asks those doe* that make our phone FINEST Ford, Donald Gallegos, Gerald Mc­ liam M. Higgins, pastor, who will coming year were announced. who have packages for the post MEATS AND be present. All the women of the The sports committee will take JACKSON'S ring? You figure it out. We're GROCERIES Carthy, Martin Moran, and John office booth to call either Mrs. ROTOLO'S Rae; Cathedral high — Thomas parish are invited to attend the the school athletes to a Western Switzer at EA. 3733 or Mrs. Frank Cut Rate Drugs too busy answering the phone league baseball game Wednesday, 796 So. Broadway . . . taking orders to be de* 1819 Fairfax Canine; St. Francis de Sales’— meeting. Refreshments will be Patton, DE. 5987. A box will be PRESCRIPTIONS FR. 2TIS Joan Blake, Mary Johanna served. June 6. Father O’Malley and Rob­ placed in the vestibule of the Itvered In all ports of Denver. Returns for the St. Philomena ert Bell, sport committee chair­ FOUNTAIN SERVICE O’Grady, and Gerald Ott; and St. church for the convenience of the r I. p r o m p t d e l i v e r y Will we be onswering your Mary’s academy — Mary Kelly, parish bazaar should be brought man, distributed letters to the ath­ Call SP. 3445 Downlnt * Alamtdi Standard Gas & Oils letes before the close of school. parishioners who wish to bring ling soon? Mary Hinterreiter, Mary Strach- to committee members or to the these packages to church. YOU ALW AYS rectory this week. The new Mer­ Thirty-eight players received their Charge Aeeounlf Invited an, and Mary Ahern. St. Rose of Lima’s will meet cury is now on display at the cor­ school emblem. The RIXALl Iter* SAVE AT Frank Freeman, a graduate of with Mrs. Margaret O’Connor ner of Detroit and E. 14th avenue St. Philomena’s school won the St. John’s, who received his di­ Thursday, June 14, in her home, On Monday, June 11, there will All-State Junior Parochial cham­ ploma in the East high school 2390 Clermont, at 1 p.m. 16% Bott«rfat Ice Creaml SIMMONS DRUG be a meeting of the general com­ pionship in 1951. T h e team, graduation June 4, was honored Mrs. L. A. Fair’s club will have ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH MADE TO OUH OWN FORMULA 1888 Colo. BlTd. EA. S9SS mittee and all committee members coached by Ev Stewart, had the by a membership in the Euclidian the final meeting- at Wolhurst Valvat-amooth, rich and iull-bod- of the various bazaar booths at following players; Thomas Pepin, Patronise These Friendly Firms club, which is limited to 40 mathe­ Country club Thursday, June 7. lad. Dalicioua ilavori—chocolate, matics students. He was one of the school auditorium at 7 :45 p.m. Neal Ward, Gary Osborne, Andrew ■trowberiy, voniUct. mint. la Final plans will be completed. Dixon, Frank Zook, Paul Junk, . St. Philomena’s scout troop 124 Sealiighi eortona. the two top students in math in attended court of honor at East the graduation class. His certifi­ Leon will be present at the hat Raymond Pease, Robert Tauer, Fairfax Hardware booth on Friday and Saturday William Sliemers, William Vor- Denver high school June 4. Mr. SCIENTIFIC cate recommended that he be ex­ Watch Repair*' frtnk Antontlll W. L. (Spetd) Mlcgt, (CoUox at Fairfax) from 8 to lO'p.m. to restyle pa­ beck, Gary and Bob Ryan, Gary Mead accompanied the troop. W. 8. (BUI) Carry cused from college courses in al­ James Connors, assistant scout­ HARDWARE, GLASS. PAINTS gebra and plane trigonometry rishioners’ hats. Women are re­ Chamberlain, and Louis Pribila. Dunbar-Andrews HOUSEHOLD ITEMS quested to bring the trimmings de­ An award will be engpraved and master, was presented a gift by JEWELERS Complete Line of because of his outstanding record. the troop. FR. 2725 5022 E. Colfax Mr. and Mrs. Mervin McCarthy sired to be styled on the hat. The placed with the other school tro- 3339 E. Colfax Mrs. L. L. Bennett is director H. L. HInthort. Prop. entertained some of the members PTA is in charge of the special phiehies in the library. Ave. and Mrs. P, T. McCabe, codirector of the Regis high graduation class hat award. 8th Graders Feted ^^*ro Parking It No Problem WINES & COLD BEER of the Capitol Hill Intermediate Tho firm! llatod hart doiarva to and their parents at a party after New Altar Used At'Dinner Plenty of Canned Beer »aOM| Girl Scout day camp at Cheesman bo romimborcd when you oro dit- the Regis commencement May 31. Monsignor William M. Higgins lA. 2711 \' Far First Time park June 18. Several St. Philo­ REPAIRS STORAGE trlbutlnf your patronafo to tho dll- Mary Strachan entertained The first time Mass was cele­ was guest of honor at the gradua­ mena’s mothers will also take the loront linos of bu,lna,s. members of the St. Mary and Regis brated in St. Philomena’s arena tion dinner in the school audito­ training course. ARTISTIC CUAmS graduation classes at a dinner coincided with the celebration of rium May 29. The assistants of the Mrs. John Vos, book rental party in her home June 4. parish and the sisters attended. “ Personal Attention the annual field day May 31. The chairman, and Mrs. Taylor Bost­ 3504 E. Colfax FR. 8881 John and Martin Moran will new altar was used for the first Mrs. D. R. Costello, chairman of wick, cochairman, thank the fol­ Given Each Garment* leave Denver on June 16 for Notre time. Father Joseph O’Malley cele­ the dinner, was assisted by all the lowing who helped to take in the Delivery Service FREE DELIVERY ST. JAMES' PARISH Dame, where they will both at­ brated Mass. All the children of mothers of the eighth grade stu­ books at the closing of school: 3636 EAST 12th AVE. EAtt 1310 Please Patronise These Friendly Firms tend the school’s summer session. the school and approximately 40 dents. Father O’Malley thanked Mrs. Kay Switzer, Mrs. Nell Dug­ St. John's Graduates Listed parents heard Monsignor Higgins all who donated, worked, or as­ gan, Mrs. Janice Conway, Mrs. Betty & Bob’s The 48 boys and gifls who re­ thank all those in attendance for sisted in any way for the success Charles M. McConnell, Mrs. Earl Texaco Products WALT BADGER SAYS: ceived diplomas from St. John’s the annual affair. Field day activi­ of the graduation class. Thirty- Hirsch, and Mrs. Dorothy Cooper, Beauty & Lubrication Tires school are the following: James ties for six grades of the school three graduates received their di­ and the seventh and eighth grade Washing Accessories Moths Won’t Eat Cleaned Blankets Alenius, James Allen, Edward El­ followed. Mrs. Maude Zint directed plomas at exercises in the church girls who assisted. Barber Shop June 3. The Rev. James B. Ham­ liott, Richard Eyre, James Flood, the children’s games and races. The leader of the sixth gp'ade Specialising in Joe & Andy's Jr.; James P. Gray III, Francis The annual class day winners blin, chaplain at Mercy hospital 4-H club. Miss Margaret Conger were Betty Bell, Gary Osborne, and former assistant at St. Phi­ Permanent Waving Jacobucci, Stephen Kovaeik, Rob­ of Loretto Heights college, taught 2(03 E. 12tb At*. SERVICE STATION Caroline Maloney, Micky McCabe, lomena’s, delivered the graduation ert F. Krichbaum, Richard Miller, first-year cooking to all the mem­ EA. 4721 12th A Clayton FR. 9826 Associated Cleaners Michael O’Meara, Louis Ramaley, + + + + + bers of the club during the past Under New Management George F. Rock III, James Ryan, year. The members learned about Edward Smith, Harry Spalding, The firms listed here de­ Pickup and the basic foods and how much of 6736 E . C olfax DtlWary Serrica EA. 5462 Francis Stasko, Richard Steuart, Outdoor Altar each one should have each day. Lombardi's Jewelry serve to be remembered Bayard K. Sweeney III, Herbert The club made salads, cake, candy, Thomts F. Grace, Owner when you are distributing Tornow, Manley Tynan, and John and lemonade. The club also had a Weber; Expert Watchmaker your patronage in the dif­ tea for their mothers at Christmas Sales & Service Ann Brookover, Beverly Bysom, time. The members of the club ferent lines of business. Gladys Convery, Mary Dilullo, will make muffins to exhibit at the 2418 E. Colfax FR 5633 Mary Ann Donnegan, Mary Cecile 4-H fair. HOLY FAMILY PARISH Earley, Nancy Eigeman, Dolores Jones, Jacqueline Ling, Marian Patronise These ^Friendly Firms Little, Joan McCarthy, Margie Mc- Lady of Grace Parish Ginty, Marguerite MePhee, Bon­ .ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH nie Montreal, Mary Josephine Plans Dinner June 10 Moran, Rosema^ Needham, Mary Please Patronise These Friendly Firms FAXXIXG’S Lieb's Flower Shop Jane Orr, Patricia Otis, Kathleen To Aid Building Fund Fresh Cut Ftmeers Plank, Barbara Schuyler, Helen TEXACO SERVICE Selensky, Mary Small, Katherine (Our Lady of Grace Parith, TIRES . BATTERIES Flowari for Wadding* —iBouquati and Daeoration* For Entartain- Smith, Carol Springer, Joanne Denver) OPEX ’TIL MIDIVIGHT EVERY WIGHT ACCESSORIES Strachan, and Mary Zimmerman. A ham dinner will be terved COMPLETE SERVICING menu of All Kindt REASONABLE PRICES FUNERAL OFFERINGS A SPECIALTY Scaut Cammunion Day Sunday, June 10, at a benefit for the Our Lady of Grace NORM’S SERVICE 44tb & STUART GR. 9824 3922 We,t 32nd Ave. * Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts will TEXACO church building fund. Admitiion NORM BNGBLoil. Prop. GLendala 0133 receive Holy Communion with for adult* will be $1, and for Iiieee in* Flrttlini fretieti SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK their fathers in the 8 o’clock Mass children, 50 cent*. Itkrltetie* inl Wtihla* TABOR 9222 Sunday, June 10. All parithioneri are invited MARY LEE Young Modems BILLY’S IXX St. Anthony’s circle was enter­ Comploto-Mlectlon of elothin* (or the tained at luncheon and bridge on and urged to attend the dedica­ little *irl and tho Junior Miu. CORNER 44TH LOWELL BLVD. tion of the new church on June 4 by Mrs. G. E. Blanchard. CAROLYN’S CLEANERS Sdnta. Fe Shoe Hospital Play Clothe* for Brother Delieiont Foods • Weekday Mrs. George Rienks entertained Monday, June 11, at 10 o’clock. Lunchaons - Steaks - Chickant Hett Cleaned ic Blocked 4315 Tennyson Street St. Joseph’s circle at the Denver We Redrett Suedat Mtmbor* Holy Family Parish • BEER • WINE • MIXED DRINKS Country club June 6. • PROMPT SERVICE All work gnarantttd We Refinith Leather Any Color Opsn sTsnlncs till 8 p.m. Wsinsr • Lionel Zinn, Props. The Mother Cabrini circle mem­ LOYOLA PARISH • Altcratloni # Bemitltdiinc We Dye Shoe* bers were feted June 5 by Mrs. • Battonholfi Gertrude Carroll at luncheon and Patronise These Friendly Firms 748 Fox St. Phone CH 2832 bridge. 742 SANTA FE DRIVE Mrs. Joseph Vogel entert»ined North Denver Cleaners St. Mary’s circle for luncheon and GUSTAFSON'S BAKERY cards on June 6. ALTERATIONS 2419 East 28th Ave. FL. 0872 The Rev. Roy Figlino was host MACHINE BUTTON HOLES 0. K. Featuring a Complete to the St. Thomas Aquinas Study Line of Baked Goods. ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH club at his rectory in Brighton on 3939 TannytoB GL. 8812 June 3. Father Figlino has been • SPECIAL D i s c o m r ON Patronise These Friendly Firms CLEANERS moderator of this group since he CHURCH ORDERS was stationed in St. John’s parish. % CORN FED MEATS SAVE TIME TRADE AT HOHE Pick-up and Delivery ’The following parishioners are Rocky Flori and Jo* Btyti JOHN and BERTHA McBBIDE POULTRY AND HSH patients in St. Joseph’s hospital; ; i Mrs. Belle Schaefer, Miss May THE NEW SCHOOL ALTAR dedicated to the Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc, YOUR '4120 Tennyson Dunphy, and Arthur Maroney. Blessed Virgin, which was used for the first time on Field Your Convenient Baptized and received into the day, May 31, for Mass in the St. Philomena school arena, is shown g s n m a m m Druggist I Meat Market GL.5084 Church on June 2 by Monsignor above. Apprqidmately 850 children and parents attended the Mass EtUbllahtd 1(16 ■ CLEANERS [4016 Tennyson GR. 0443 John P, Moran was Miss Dorothy offered by the Rev. Joseph M. O’Malley. The school glee club sang Prescription* Liquor 3160 Tejon GLeadale 0228 GLandalt U >2 6711 TEJON ST, Smith. hymns during the Maas. < 17tb tad Race EA*t 9867 I -.'"S'-

Thurfdoy, June 7, 1951 Office, 938 Bonneck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN

REV. DUANE THEOBALD, Pastor

DIVINE REDEEMER CHURCH. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.

The Pastor and

to the Parishioners on the DEDICAtlO N of

DIVINE REDEEMER CHURCH ‘ / COLORADO SPRINGS

The new Divine Redeemer Church is a solid and everlasting tribute to the united efforts of Father Theobald and the People of the Congregation. May they continue to enjoy the fruits of their endeavors for many years to come.

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PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 B ann ock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone4205 Exchange Nuptial Vows Festival at Presentation June 21-24 Regis Offers Night Course

(Presentation Parish, Denver) Mrs. John A. O’Malley, with Wil­ fancywork should be brought to LawrA^ce Keenan, this year’s liam O’Donnell and Josephine her home by that time. festive chairman, announces that Branch as sponsors; and Catherine The dinette set and electrical On Faith, leadern Thought final plans have been completed to Jean, daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. appliances will be on display Sun­ make the annual festival the best Ralph Lbudenbufg, with Leo day, June 17. Of particular importance in the M.D., and his wife, Mrs. Grace T. ever. The main attraction will be a Whitty and Regina Fay as spon­ Donations of pies, and other varied list of courses being of­ Pollice, R.N. (Tuesday, 7:30-8:20). 1951 Buick sponsored by the Holy sors. food articles are still needed for fered ih the Regis college summer Registration for the summer eve­ Name society. The PTA will have The Little Flower of Jesus circle the dinner June 21. Donors are night session June 12 to Aug. 3 ning classes will be held on the Re­ charge of the hope chest filled with will meet in the home of Mrs. L. P. asked to call Mrs. R. L. Newcombe, will be the religion instructions gis campus June 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 linens. The Altar and Rosary so­ Barry, 480 Utic^ street, Thurs­ PE. 5505, or Mrs. E. Sedlmayer, given by the Rev. Francis Syrianey from 6 to 10 p.m. Additional infor­ ciety is sponsoring a chrome break­ day evening, June 7, at 8 o’elock. MA. 0096. • of St. John’s parish, Denver, and mation may be had by writing to fast set plus several electric appli­ Regis college, director of evening Needleworkers to Meet Old gold and silver for the the Register staff, on “ Catholicism ances including lamps, toaster, Tabernacle society can be given to and Current Thought,’’ according division, W. 50th avenue and Lowell waffle iron, etc. The festival will The Needlework club will meet to the Rev. Joseph A. Ryan, S.J., boulevard, Denver, or by phoning open with a ham dinner sherved in the home of Mrs. H. Lord, 995 Mrs. E. Sedlmayer, 1712 Lowell GL. 3633. boulevard, until noon of Friday, director of the college evening on June 21 from 5 to 8 p.m. The Hooker street, Thursday, June 14, division. festival will be held June 21-24. at 10:30 o’clock. All aprons and June 8. This particular course, which is Mrs. Richard Newcomb, chair­ + + + -H man for the ham dinner, an­ offered for two.hours on Monday nounced that the following women and Wednesday evenings from will assist her; Mrs. Anthony First Solemn Mass 8:30 to 9:20, will first assess mod­ Frank, cochairman; Mrs. Ed Sedl- ern philosophical trends strongly mayer, in charge of donations; at variance with traditional Catho­ Mrs. Harold Kerstiens, vegetables; lic beliefs. Reference will be made and Mrs. Forest Rushlo, table serv­ to current situations and current ice. thinking, but emphasis will be The PTA hope chest will be dis­ placed on basic Catholic teaching. played after all the Masses next Another course, the history of Sunday. Russia since 1917, to be taught by Graduates' Breakfast Frank De Lorenzo (Monday and Following a Mass, this year’s Wednesday, 7:30-9:20), should graduates were guests of the PTA be well received because of its for breakfast. The class presented timeliness in the present world sit­ gifts to Father M. J. Blenkush, uation. Father James Ahern, and the sis­ Also included among the courses, UNITED IN MARRIAGE May 26 in St. Philomena’s ters. Those in the class were Do­ which cover 13 fields, is a sociolog^y ch u rch , Denver, were Barbara Lee Crump, daughter of Mr. lores Sedlmayer, Mary Holland, course on criminology (Tuesday Cecilia Espinosa, Nancy Kirkpat­ and Thursday, 7:30-9:20) to be and Mrs. Jesse Crump, 1401 Clayton, and'john Edward Joyce, son of rick, Elicia Valdez, Jackie Sain- given by Gerald T. Cooney, well- Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Joyce, 2630 E. 34th. The Rev. James F. Moynihan don, Loran Sanchez, Barbara Mee­ known Denver criminologist and officiated. han, Donna Fox, Marlene Ester- instructor in the subject. Mr. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was attended ling, Catherine TenBarge, Bob Cooney has worked closely with the by Mrs. James Cursman of Grand Junction, a sister, as matron of Canada, Eldon Meis, James Ste­ Denver police department on nu­ honor, and Miss Sally Porter, a niece, as maid of honor. Gordon Barker phens, Philip Kerstiens, Fred Nel­ merous cases and is considered an was best man for Mr. Joyce and Edward Bonner ushered. son, Paul Armstrong, Dale Rich­ expert in his field. A wedding breakfast and dinner were served in the Argonaut hotel, ter, Donald Muston, Moritz Ker­ Two courses will be offered and a reception was held in the home of the bridegroom. Following a stiens, Ronnie Warner, Russell wedding trip in New Mexico, the couple will make their home in Denver in the increasingly popular insti­ Van Cleave, John Byrne, and tute of cultural leisure. They are — (Photo by Jerome) Blayne Van Dyke. the dressmaking and home deco­ Scholarships to St. Joseph’s high rating instructions given by Mary school were awarded to Nancy O’Clonnor Casey (Thursday, 7:30- Amusements - Dining Kirkpatrick and Eldon Meis. 9:20), and a “ facts of life’’ course Rosary devotions are held every by John Anthony Pollice, A.B., evening at 7:30 in the parish chapel. Recreation This June 10 will be Com­ munion Sunday for all men of the pariah. They will receive in Summer School a body in the 8 o’clock Maia. Thanks are extended to Mrs. Dan Ahern of Chicago for the do­ THE REV. WILBUR KISSELL, who was ordained in nation of an electric grill and an the Cathedral, Denver, on June 3 for service in the Diocese In Westwood Gus Schwalb^s- electric toaster, and to George of Mobile, Ala., is shown at the Elevation of the Chalice in his First (St. Anthony’* Parithi Weitwood) Cavender for the dinette set. These Solemn Mass in Presentation church, Denver, on June 4. Assisting gifts will be included in the Altar Father I^ssell as deacon in the Mass is the Rev. Thomas McMahon, Summer (chool will begin and Rosary festival booth. assistant in St. Joseph’s parish, Fort Collins. Kneeling at the left is Monday, June 11, with a High Chat & Chew Baptized recently were Kath­ the Rev. Matthias Blenkush, pastor of Presentation parish.— (Photo Mail at 8:30 o’clock. Sitter tw erine Lenore, daughter of Mr. and by Jerome) Georganna and one lay teacher DRIYE-IN RESTAURAl^fT will conduct the summer school FAMED FOR EXCELLENT FOOD AND sessions. FRIENDLY SERVICE S u m m u k , Tyiaiu^. S d m iu ls, The Holy Name society will re­ EAT BEHER AND LIVE LONGER! ceive Communion in the 8 o’clock LUNCHEONS — DINNERS Archdiocese of Denver July 15, 9; July 22, 7:30; July 29. STRASBURG: St. Gertrude’s, 2nd Sun­ 9; Aug. 5,. 7:30; Aug. 12, 9: Aug. days. 11:30: 4th Sundays, 7:30. Mass on Sunday, June 10. The SODA FOUNTAIN — SANDWICHES — SALADS This is "JUST WHAT YOU DO" when you DENVER 19, 7:30; Aug. 26. 9; Sept. 2, 7:30. STRATTON: St. Charles’. 7 and 10:30. men will meet 'Tuesday, June 12, FOOD TO TAKE OUT CATHEDRAL, E. Colfax and Lopan CROOK: St. Peter’ s, 8 and 10. VICTOR, St. Victor’s, June 3, 8:30; June street, Sundays: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. 11:30, at 8 o’clock, in the parish hall. dine at the HOLLAND HOUSE. Here, there DEERTRAIL: St. Joseph’ s, 1st Sundays, 10, 9; June 17, 7:30; June 24, 9; July 6000 East Colfax Avenue and 12:30; Holy days: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 1. 7:30; July 8. 9; July 15, 7:30; July St. Anthony’s circle will meet C f i F € 11 :30, and 12:15. 11:30; 3rd and 5th Sundays. 7:30. Phone DE. 4434 is nothing too good for you. We appreciate DERBY: St. Catherine’s, 6:30 and 8:30. 22, 9; July 29, 7:30; Aug. 5, 9; Aug. in the parish hall Wednesday, ANNUNCIATION, E. 36th avenue and 12, 7:30; Aug. 19, 9; Aug. 26, 7:30; June 13, at 1 o’clock. Hostess for Open 11:00 A.M. TUI 2:00 AM. your business. Our large seating capacity Humboldt street, 6:15, 7:30, 8:30, EAST LAKE: Mission, 8:30. Sept. 2, 9. 9:30. 10:45, and 12. EATON: 2nd Sunday, 8. the meeting will be Mrs. Bena­ makef reservations unnecessary. Just drive BLESSED SACRAMENT. Eudora street ELBERT: Sacred Heart, 2nd, 4th, and WELBY: Assumption, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30, and 12. videz. A potluck dinner will pre­ and Montview boulevard, 7, 8, 9:30, 6th Sundays. Second Sundays, 8 ; June, cede the business meeting. out and come in. 10:45, and 12. August, and October, 11; July, Sep­ WESTMINSTER: Holy Trinitiy, W. 72nd CHRIST THE KING, E. Eighth avenue tember, and November, 9; July 22, 10. avenue, 7 :30 and 9. Recently baptized were Ray­ and Elm street, 6, 7:30, 9, 10:30, WESTWOOD: St. Anthony's. 3801 W. ARGOIVAIJT HOTEL ELIZABETH: Mission, 2nd Sundays: 10. Ohio, 6:30, 8, 9:30, and 11:30. mond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arturo and 12-15. ENGLEWOOD: St. Louis’, 6, 7. 8, 9. 10, WHEATRIDGE: Sts. Peter and Paul’s, Muniz, with Leonard and Trinidad Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Lnneheont and Dinners HOLY FAMILY, W. 44th avenue and 11. and 12. W. 39th and Pierce, 7, 9, and 11. ERIE: St. Scholastica’s, 8:30. Archuleta as sponsors, and Ologio, FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, [•] Utica street, Sundays: 6, 7:30, 9, 10, W RAY: St. Andrew’s, 412 Dexter street, 11:15, and 12:15. ESTES PARK: Our Lady of the Moun­ 7:30 and 9:30. son of Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Moya, DANCES AND DINNERS. PHONE MAIN 3101 tains, Big Thompson highway, 7, 9, HOLY GHOST, California and 19th YUM A: St. John’s, 708 S. Cedar street, with Mr. and Mrs. Maguin Gon­ Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms streets. 6. 7, 8:15, 9:15, 10:15, 11:15, and 11: (winter, 12). 7 :30 and 9. and 12:15. EVERGREEN: Christ the King, 8 and 10. zales as sponsors. HOLY ROSARY. 4672 Pearl street, 6, 8. FAIRPLAY: Mission, 2nd Sunday, 9. and 10. FLAGLER: St. Marty’s, 8:45. MOTHER OF GOD, Speer boulevard at FT. COLLINS: St. Joseph’s. 308 W. Logan street, 6 :30, 7 :30, 8 :30, 9 :30, Mountain avenue, 6:16, 8, 9, and 10. 10:30, and 11:30. FT. LOGAN: St. Patrick’s, 7:30, 9, and B O G e iO S OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, W. 36th 11. avenue and Navajo street, 6, 7, 8, 9, FT. MORGAN: St. Helena’ s, 731 State 10, and 12. atreet, 7:30 and 9. OUR LADY OF GRACE. Anna Louise FOUNTAIN: St. Joseph’s, 1st and 3rd rAMOus rot rmc in j o r the west's Johnson Community center, 4809 Race Sundays, 9; other Sundays, 10. EOOD SEtVED IN A -i r MOST tEFEESHINO street, 9. FREDERICK: St. Therese’s. 7 and 10. GtACIOUS MANNEt COOCTAIl LOUNGE OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE, 8601 GEORGETOWN: Our Lady Of Lourdes, 8. 'iM ’ Kalamath street, 8 and 11. GILCREST: 1st and 3rd Sundays, 8; TRIMONT AT BROADWAY OUR LADY OF LOURDES. IHff and S. 2nd and 4th Sundays, 11. HELD OVER!! Logan,' 7. 8:30, 10, 11, and 12. GLENWOOD SPRINGS: St. Stephen’s. K E . 9618 > CH. 2494 OUR LADY OF VICTORY chapel. 1904 1010 Colorado street, 7 and 9 (June W. 12th avenue, 8 and 9:30. I to ‘ second Sunday of September, PRESENTATION, W. Seventh and Julian inclusive). KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS street; Sundays: 6, 8, 9:30, 10:30, GOLDEN; St. Joseph’s, 8 and 10. and 12. GOLD H ILL: Chapel, 7, July and Au­ SAOtRED HEART, 28th and Larimer gust. Folks streets, 6:30, 7:30, 9, 10:30, and 12. GOOD SHEPHERD HILL, Westminster: ST. CAJETAN’S. 1156 Ninth street, 6:30, 10. 8:30, 10:30, and 12:15. GRAND LAKE: St. Ann’s, 8, 9:30, and ST. CATHERINE'S. 4200 Federal boule­ II :30. W e W ere vard, 6, 7:15, 8:15, 9:15, 10:15, 11:15, GREELEY: St. Peter’s. 1125 Ninth ave- and 12:15. nue. 6:30, 8, 9, and 10. ST. DOMINIC'S, 2905 Federal boulevard, GREELEY: Our Lady of Peace, 8 and 5:30, 7:30, 9, 10, 11, and 12. 10:30. RAIDED OUT! ST. ELIZABETH’S. Curtis and 11th GROVER: St. Mary’s, 1st Sundays, 10; streets, 6. 8. 9:15, 11, and 12:16. 3rd Sundays, 8. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ , Alameda and HAXTUN: Christ the King. 1st, 3rd. and S. Sherman street, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. 10, 11, 5th Sundays and holy days, 9:30; 2nd and 12. and 4th Sundays, 8. SNOWED OUT! ST. IGNATIUS LOYOLA'S, E. 23rd ave- HOLYOKE: St. Patrick’s, 1st, 3rd, and nue and York street, 6, 7, 8:30, 10:30, 5th Sundays and holy days, 8; 2nd and 12. and 4th Sundays, 9:30. ST. JAMES’ 1284 Newport street, 6, HUGO: St. Anthony's, 1st Sundays, 9:15; 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, 11. and 12:15. 2nd Sundays, 7:30; 3rd and 5th Sun­ FROZEN OUT! ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST'S, E. days, 11; 4th Sundays. 11:30. Fifth avenue and Josephine street, IDAHO SPRINGS: St. Paul’s. 9. Sundays: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. and 12. ILIFF: St. Catherine’ s, 8 and 10. ST. JOSEPH’S (C.SS.R.), W. Sixth ave­ JOHNSTOWN: 3rd and 4th Sundays, 8. WE MOVED INSIDE BUT THE SPACE WAS INADEQUATE TO HANDLE nue and Galapago street, 5:30, 7, 8:30, JULESBURG: St. Anthony’s. n606 W. om oiM udAom ti^, 10. and 11:30. Third street, 7:30 and 9. ST. JOSEPH’S (Polish), 517 E. 46tb KEENESBURG: Holy Family. Ist, 3rd, THE CROWDS. WE APOLOGIZE TO OUR MANY FRIENDS THAT COULD ’h ...... 'J avenue, 6, 8:80, and 10:30. 4th, and 5th Sundays, 10; 2nd Sun­ ST. LEO’S, W, 10th street and Colfax, day. 8. * 7, 9. 10:30, and 12:15. KIOW A: 3rd Sundays. 11. July and NOT GET IN. WE FEEL IT OUR DUTY AND RESPONSIBILITY TO ST. MARY MAGDALENE'S. W. 28th September: 9, July, August, and Octo­ avenue and Zenobia street, 6:20, 8, ber. 10, and 12. KIT CARSON: St. Augustine’s, 1st and CONTINUE OUR FESTIVITIES ANOTHER TWO DAYS SO THAT AIL ST. PATRICK’S, W. 33rd avenue and 3rd Sundays, 10:30; 2nd and 4tb The CHALET Pecoa atreet, 7, 9, 10:80, and 12. Sundays and holy days, 8:80. ST. PHILOMENA'S, E. 14th avenue and KREMMLING; St. Peter’ s. 9. CAN GET IN ON THE FUN. Detroit street, 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9:30, 11 LAFAYETTE: St. Ida's, 7 and 9:30. Henry Graf, Prop. and 12:16. LAKEWOOD: St. Bernadette’ s, 7280 12th ST.. ROSE OF LIMA'S, 1320 W. Nevada avenue. 6. 7:35, 9:35, and 11. You’ll enjoy our delicious food, our delightful place. 6, 8, 10, and 12. LEADVILLE: Annunciation, 609 Poplar HUDSON atmosphere. Service is tops . . . prices right. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S, E. Arizona street, 7 and 9. and S. Josephine, 6, 7, 8, 9:30, II, and L E i^ V IL L E : St. Joseph’s, 424 W. S e c a>?vay CLOSED TUESDAYS 12. ond street, 6:30_^nd 8:30. LIMON: Our Lady of Victory, 1st Sun­ V/e ga''® Special Attention COLORADO SPRINGS days, 7:30:^2nd Sundays, 9:15: 3rd 815 Colorado Boulevard FR. 0432 to Bridge Parties CORPUS CHRISTI, 2330 N. Cascade ave­ ard 5th Sundays, 9:30; 4th Sun­ nue. 7, 8:15, 9:30, 11. and 12:10. days, 10. DIVINE REDEEMER, 1520 E. Cache LITTLETON: St. Mary's, 186 N. Nevai^ la Pourde, 8, 10, and 12. street, 6, 8, 10, and 11:30. OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE, 404 S. LONGMONT: St. John the Baptist’ s, 315 Enjoy Tejon street, 8 and 11:30. Fourth avenue. 6:30, 8, 9, and 10. PAULINE chapel, Broadmoor, Sundays: LOUISVILLE: St. Louis’, .601 Walnut I f i A » fBOSlW 7, 9. and 11; weekdays, 7:30. street, 7 and 9. SACRED HEART, 2026 W. Colorado ave­ LOVELAND: St. John’s. 225 W*. Fifth Sunday Dinner nue. 6:30, 8, 10, and 11:30. street, 7:30 and 9:30: July and Au­ O H T H t ST. MARY’S, 22 W. Kiowa street, 6, 7. gust, 7:30, 9:80, and. 11:30. American and Chinese 8, 9, 11. and 12:10. MANITOU SPRINGS: Our Lady of Per­ .00 petual Help, June, 8:30; July and Dinners— Complete from OTHER CHURCHES August, 8:80 and 10. AKRON: St. Joseph’s, 8 and 10:30. MATH^SON : St. Agnes’, odd Sundays, ARTESIA: Tbei^er building, 4th Sunday. 11:30; even Sundays, 8:30. 11. MEAD: Guardian Angel, 8:30. ARVADA: St. Anne’s, 160 Grant place, MEEKER: Holy Family, 1st and 3rd 6. 8, and 10. Sundays, 9; 2nd and 5th Sundays, NEW CHINA CAFE ASPEN: St. Mary’ s, 7 and 9. 11:30. 732 East Colfax AURORA: St. Thexese’s, 7,- 8 :30, 0:80, MONUMENT: St. Peter’a, last Sunday of and 11. month: 9, June, August, and October; AL. 0766 CH. 9702 BASALT: St. Vincent’ s, 10:80. 11, July and September. (Open till 3:00 A.M. Week Day*) BOULDER: Sacred Heart of Jesus, 2323 MOUNT HARRIS: 3rd Sunday, 10. 14th atreet, 6:80, 8. 9, and 10. NEDERLAND: St. Rita’s chapel. 8 and OOUW BOULDER: St. Thomas Aquinas’, 7, 9, 9 (June through to Labor day). and 11. NEW CASTLE: Precloua Blood, 2nd and BRECKENRIDGE: Mission, 8rd Sun­ 4th Sundaiys, 9. days, 9. OAK CREEK: 2nd and 4th Sundays, 10. 38TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION! BRIGGSDALE; St. Joseph’s, 2nd and 5th PARKER: 1st Sundays: 9, June, August, A b ig FrIDAY-JuNE Sundays, 10: 4th Sunday, 8. and October; 11, July, September, and BRIGHTON: St. Augustine’s, 112 S. November. ONE OF THE GREAT Sixth avenue, 6, 8, 9 (Spanish eer- PEETZ: Sacred Heart, 8:80. m on), 10:30, and 11:30. PLATTEVILLE: St. Nicholas’, 9. BRUSH: St. Mary’s, 8 and 10. RANGELY: St. Ignatius’, 4th Sunday, 9. Z NITES S aTURDAY-JuNE 9^'' FRONTIER BATTLESI BUFFALO: 10 o’clock, every Sunday RED CLIFF: Mission,*4th Sundays, 9. through September. RAMAH: Sacred Heart, 10. BURLINGTON: St. Catherine’s, Sundays, RIFLE: St. Mary’s, 841 E. Fifth atreet. 7 and 9. 1st and 3rd Sundays, 11:80; 2nd and THE U lST CALHAN: St. Michael’s, odd SundayfT _ 5th Sundays, 9. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME— 16TH GRANT 8:80; even Sundays, 11:80. BOGGEN: Smered Heart, 1st, 8rd, 4th» CAMP ST. MALO: St. Catherine’s and 5th Sundaye, 8 ; 2nd Sanday, 10. chapel, 10 (also 3 in July and SANTA M ARIA: 10 (June 17 to Sept. Time: 7:30 Each Evening A hnnal ndm itintiE August). 2, inclueive). RONALD RHONDA OUTPOST CASCADE: Jnne, 8:80; July and Au­ SHERIDAN LAKE: St. Cletni’p 1st and gust, 8:30 and 10. 3rd Sundays, 8:80; 2nd and 4th Sun­ ADMISSION FREE CASTLE ROCK: St. Francis’, 1st and days, 10:80. REAGIUI'FIBIING ohrsTTio/Mcotoiz. 3rd Sundays: 11, June, August, and SILT: 1.0.0.F. hall, 1st ^nd‘ 3rd Satur- with October; 9, July and September. KUaBENNfrT-HtiWIUUMS NOW SHOWING! CENTRAL CITY: Assumption, 10. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS: Holy Name, 8 CHEYENNE W ELLS: Sacred Heart, 7. 8. and' 10. EVERYBODY WELCOME ENTERTAINMENT & GAMES NOAH BSRY • PHIR HANSON and 9:30. STERLING: St. Anthony’ s. 827 S. Third Diracttd by UWiS L FOSTU DEXHAM CRAIG: St. Michaers. 9:80. street. 6. 7:30, 8:30, and 10. • ALL PROCEEDS GO TO CHARITY FUND • CRIPPLE CREEK: St. Peter's. June 8, STONEHAM; St. John the Evangelist's, 18th AT CALIFORNIA. 10; June 10, 7:30; June I*?, 9; June 1st, 2nd, and 6th Sundays, 8 ; 3rd and 24, 7:30; July Ir 9; July 8, 7:80; 4tb Sundays* 10. mmm wmmm

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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE OFFICE OF THE TREASUBER NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT ARO CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER detkruination or h e ir s h ip Archbishop Commissions Five Captains in Christ's Army HIM c IPAL BUILDING e s t a t e o f He l e n v . m e r r im a m , DENVER. COLORADO a lu known aa Ellen Petereon and Ellea No. 0-292 Peterton Merrlman, DECEASED. NOTICE OF PURCBABB OF REAL No. 88842 ESTATE AT TAX BALE AND OF Notice ia heiebr siven that on the 12th APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE day of June, 1961, I will preient to tb* OF TREASURER’S DEED County Court of Gm City and County of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.- and Denver, Colorado, my aecounti for final more especially to B. Luts (Also known as B. Leiti), Jodkphine Stanley, The MoRat eettlemmt of the adminiitration of eaM 'Tunnel Improvement District, City and estate, when and where ail persons in County of Denver, Ruth S. Hunt. Interat may appear and object to them. You and each of you are hereby notified It they to detire. that on the 18th day of Novembar, 1940, Notice it also hereby given that ther* the Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio Treas­ has been filed Ih said estate a petition urer of the City and Oountjr Of Denver and asking for a jujicial ascertainment and de­ State of Colorado, sold at public aale to termination of the heire of each deceased, City and County of Denver, usilm or of and setting forth that the names, addreates Rnth 8. Hunt the applicant who haa made and relationthip Of all persdni, who are or demand for a Treisufer’a Deed, the follow­ claim to ba heirs o( saidaa deceased, eo farof ing destribed rOBi estate, lituatc id the ae knowi^ to the petition*r,_tre ae folipwt, City and County of Denver and State of to-witi Emily Andereon, Randolph, Kan- Colorado, to-wit: eat. Sister; 0. A. Petereon, 1202 North Plummer, RFD fi 1, Cbanute, Kansu, Lota Twenty-Five (25) and Twenty-Six Brother; Phyllis Swanson. 604 Vista Drive, (28). in Block One (1), Cable HeighU, Fulls Church, Virginia, Niaca; Evelyn that laid tax aale was mfide to satisfy the Sykee, Leonardville. Kantu. Grandniece; delinquent Special taxes assessed against William Sykes, LeonardvIUe, .Kansu, said real estate for tha year 1989; that Grandnephew; Mabel Laey, Net* City, Kan- said real estate was taxed in the name of Su, Nitee; Delphi Holmberg, Randolph, B. Leitz: that the statutory period of re­ Kantu, NIeea; LeRoy Peterson, RL 6, demption expired November 16th, 1943; Manhattan, Kansu, Nephew; Edna Wlck- that the same hSe not been redeem ^; that strom, Westmorland, Kansas, Niece; Rue- said property may be redeemed at any ben Peterson, Garrison, Kansu. Nephew; time before a Tax Deed is issued; that a Marcalyn Harris, 512 O ugs S t, Manhat­ Tax Deed will be issued to the seld tan, Kami a. Niece; Inet Arenta, Laontrfi- Ruth S. Hunt, lawful bolder of said ville, K anlu, Niece: Haul Paterson, Ran­ Mrtiflcitte, on the 6th day of October at dolph, Kansu, NIecs; Kuoy Peterson, 12 o'clock noon, 1951, unless the same has Ltonardville, Kanus, Nephtw; Leonora been redeemed before 12 o’clock noon of Ttylor, 1428 Leavenworth, Manhattan, said date. WITNESS my hand and 4ea) this 4th Kansu, Niees; Mildred Holils, Predonia, day of June, 1951. Kansas, Niece; Lloyd Peterson, Randolph, Kansu, Nepbaw; Laura Jean Peterson, (BEAL) A. S. BRODHEAD, Cleburne, Kansu, Niece; Shirley Peter­ MANAGER OF REVENUE son, Cleburne, Kansas, NiSce: Carolyn First Publication June 7th, 195f Paterson, Cleburne, Kantu, Niece; SIpha Last Publication June 21lt, 1951 Anderson, 2806 Campbell S t, KanSu City, MUtourig Nitee; SUnley Carlton. Morgan* ville. Ranaag. Nephew; Alice Barkyoumb, + + , + + + ' + Randolph. Kanaaa. Niece i Tyrm Carleon* Randolph. Kansas, Nephew; Stella Ander­ son. Rolla, Kanaai, Niece; Dorena Walker. BE "FOXY" Blair, Nebraska, Niece; Virgie Frost, 1520 'Thou A rt a Priest Forever' Riley, Manhattan, Kansas, Niece; Marvin 5t[ OUR ... Peterson, 619 Fillmore. Topeka, ^ n s a i. nard J. Cullen. Those being ordained are, from Nephew; Rbllln Peterson. Watervllle, Kan- THREE DRAMATIC SCENES at the CAPITAl ■as. Nephew: Latham Smith. 6387 W. Ala­ ordination ceremony in the Cathedral, left to right, the Rev. Wilbur T. Kiisell, the Rev. meda Ave., Denver, Colorado. Nephew} Louis B. Moeller, the Rev. Robert L. Breuni^, the Mrs. Roy Cromwell. 1408 £. Miami, Mo- Denver, on June 3 are shown above. In the top Rev. Frank G. Morfeld, and the Rev. James E. BUYS Allif.ter. Oklahoma. Niece: Mra. Walter photo is shown the prostration of the ordinandi Kane. Wioh, Lake lx>tawanna, Lett Sammit* before the altar during the chanting of the Litany Misaonri, Niece. Accordingly, notice ta also hereby given of the Saints. Assisting Archbishop Urban J. Vehr The new priests are shown in the bottom photo DENVER’S BEST , that upon the date aforetaid, or the dtp tn are the Very Rev. William J. Kenneally, C.M. offering what is really their first Mass. Concele- « which the hearing may be continued, the (left), rector of St. Thomas’ seminaiy, and the brating the Holy Sacrifice with the Archbishop are, Court will proceed to receive and hear proofs concerning the heirs of auch de­ Rev. George i" Tolman,' C.M., also of the seminary. left to right. Father Kane, assisted by the Rev. Ed­ UNED ( ARN ceased, and. upon the proofs eubmitted, Priests of the archdiocese are shown imposing ward L. Horgan; Father Morfeld, assiste(| by the will enter a decree in said eatatt determin­ hands on the new priests in the second photo. Left Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti; Fathea Breu- ing who are the heirs of such deceased nig, assisted by the Rev. Robert Nevans; Father AND TRECKS person, at which hearing nil persons claim­ to right are the Rev. John R. Vidal, C.M., master ing to be heirs at lAW of such deceased of ceremonies; the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John P. Moeller,^asaisfhd by a priest from Texas; and Fa­ Conditioned Right gnd may appear and present their proofs. Moran, and the Very Rev. Monsignors Walter J. ther Kissell, assisted by the Rev. Matthias Blen- B. Ce HILLIARD, Jr. kush.— (Register photos by Smyth) Administrator. Canavan, Elmer J. Kolka, William Kelly, and Ber­ Ready for YOUl First Publication May 8, 1961 * Last Publication May 81. 1951 lE G A L NOTICE NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT ESTATE OF LILLIAN HLAVACKK, PRICED rIio known ns M n. M. HUvacek, MMUI s Incompetent No. 81620 Nolle* ii btreby glT«n tbit on the Sd RIGHT AURORA day ot July, 1951, I will presant to th« Week After Ordination County Court of the City and County of ^ Colorado Sprihgs ( Colorado, my accounts for FINALDenver, SETTLEMENT of the ad'minUtration of City Art Museum said estate when and where ail peraons in f t . Kissell Will Offer interest may appear and object to 0>em if PURSE BROS. they so desire. First insertion May 17, 1951 GROCERY & MARKET Last Insertion June 14, 1951 Has Free Classes BERNARD E. ENGLER, Moss in Brighton Church GROCERIES - MEATS — FRUITS Conservator The Denver Art museum, in co VEGBTABLM MAY REALTY operation with the recreation de­ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT- AND Brighton.— (St. Augustine’s Parish)— At 8 o’clock on partment of the Denver public 1268 B ut Colfax Avt. Ph. Aurora 193 DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP Friday morning, June 8, the Rev. Wilbur Kissell will honor schools and the city recreation de­ R E A LTO R ESTATE OF MAY HARVBY, DECEASED. >— — * a—g>4ltoe No. 90731 St. Augustine’s parish by offering Mass here. Father Kissell partment, is offering once again a Notice is hereby given that an the 10th summer session of free art classes DREGS.e.PRESCRlPTlOIVS day of July, 1951, I will preeent to the was ordained June 8 in the Denver INSURANCE - LOANS Cathedral and offered his First j ^ f f * Phi I for children. It is scheduled for Veterinary Supplies County Court of the City and County of a five-week period five days Denver, Colorado, piy account* for final Courteous and Friendly Serviea settlement of the administration of said week, between the dates of June Ute Theater Bldg. estate, when and where all penons in Uiiice rianned 11 and July 13. These classes will intereet may appear and object to them, The Knights of Columbus will if they so desire. be open to all Denver children, Colorado Springs, Colo. meet Thursday evening, June 7, at ranging in pade level from the Ojcdhiy, ? a SboJUL Notice Is also hereby given that th*N has been filed in said aatate a petition 8 oVlock in the parish hall. Elec­ For Pastor in third through the 12th. All classes Baking for a judicial aeoertalament and MAIN 1898 tion of officers will be held at will meet each morning, Monday 2080 So. Colorado Blvd. RA. 5141 determination of the heirs of tuch de­ through Friday, between the hours ceased, and setting forth that the name*, this meeting and all the members Eleetrioal addreseee and relationship of all persons, of 9 and 11 o’clock. CIGAREnES $ y 7^ART0N Appliance* who are or claim to be heirs of said de­ are urged to attend. Meeker Church The elementary grades, third ceased, so far at kno%n to the petitioner, are ae follows, to-WIt; Mary E. Ashby, The Altar and Rosary society Meeker .“ (Holy Family Parish) through sixth, will have classes in THEMURRAYDR^^ WILLIAM C. CRARON 10251 Ewing Avenue, Chicago 17, III., will receive Communion in a body — The Altar and Rosary society 12 different painting centers, lo mother. in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, cated in schools and community Accordingly, notio* it also hereby giren held its monthly meeting May 24 ■lit 8ttr»—116 L.riliis PMk—HAIt M4 Optometrist June 10. in the home of Mrs. Berftie Steph­ centers throughout the city.-These Nortb UtiV-431 tilt*—IIAti IV that upon the date aforesaid, or the day neighborhood centers will include: to whieh the hearing may he continued, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Peterson are enson. The president, Mrs. William Pyofeisional Pharmacy 191 North Ttjon St, the Court will proceed to receive and bear Asbury school. South Marion and Recommended Firms PHONB MAIN 5119 proofe concerning the heirs of tuch de­ parents of a boy, Richard John, Murray, presided. Father Edward Fraezkowski was present and Asbu^ avenue; Barnum school 501 No. Tejon MAin 1088 COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. ceased, and, upon the proofs submitted, will bom May 29 in St. Joseph’s hos­ W. First avenue and Hooker enter a deoree in said eetate determining pital. opened find closed the meeting with who are the heirs of such deceased person, prayer. Columbian school. W. 41st ave for AUTO at which heating all persons claiming to ■Get BauPs ( o f Denver) ^ PETE BEROIVl ^ Norma Jean Brown Plans were made for decorating nue and Federal boulevard; JSlls be heirs at law of such deceased may ap­ worth school, Ellsworth and Gar Candy and I c e Cream at pear and present tbair proofs. and furnishing the room in the ; FURNITURE SHOPj B. C. HILLIARD, Jr.. To Receive Garb church building that will be used field; Lincoln school, Exposition . UPHOLSTERING, Administrator avenue and South Pearl; Mont­ Johnson-English Norma Jean Brown, daughter as an office for Father Fraez­ SERVICE ' RI-UPHOLSTBRINO AND f First Insertion May 81, 1951 clair school, llB l Newport; h REPAIRING 4 Last insertion June 28, 1951 of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brown kowski. Mrs. Ambrose Oldland will Drug Co. , .su p Covtri an4 OnptriM , of this parish, will be invested in donate the rug. Park Hill school, 19th avenue ' Mtdt to Ordtr ' and Elm; University Park school. t Fumitnre Made to Order i the garb of the Dominican Sisters Tha ioelaty will meet egein LENTHERIC Toiletrlef June 14 to complete plant for East Iliff and South Adams; "Whit­ Saies Service Tajon at Bijou S t Phono 1400 f 34-29 8*. Wahaitch Art. HAIn 5309 4 on Monday, June 11. The ceremony will take place at the mother-house, the Confirmation lerTicea in tier school, 24th avenue and Mar­ Piles-Hernia Rifle tha evening of June 20. lon; Johnson center, 4809 Race Immaculate Conception convent, The Heyse Sheet street; Rude Park Community cen '*7/ i'our Naeds 4rs E lsctriea l Healed by my proven mtthods Great Bend, Kana. Mr. and Mrs. This will be the last meeting Abies—Hemphill Call Main 939” Metal and Roofing Brown, their son, Charles, a semi­ until September. The sisters ter, -W . 13th avenue and El»ti OKOA r<-..4. M wn owci No anesthetic. No turfery. No street; and Steel Community cen­ 3520 East Colfax * FR. 2761 WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS INCORPORATED narian, and Misses Mary Jane opened the vacation school Mon­ suffering. No danger. No hospital. day, June 4, and were guests in ter, 3441 W. 39th street. HEATING ROOFING No loss of time from work. Suppes and Jo Jean Smith will PACKARD HEADQUARTERS Berwick Electric Co. SHEET METAL attend the investiture. The Rev. the Ambroie Oldland home while Children should enroll in the 529 SO. NEVADA Dr» Roy Figlino w ill' leave after the the school was in session. At the painting center nearest to their J. 0. BERWICK close of this business session re- For Expert Body A Fender Repairs Ctlorad* Springt. Ctlartdt Phone 1 MAin 652 Allen B. first Mass on Sunday, June 10 to homes. No instruction fee is re E ft 1888 attend the function. Ifreshments were served. milred for these elementary Painting — Scatscat Coverst-overs — convertiDieConvertibie Topsitii» J Croeiimonn classes, but students must buy PkC., D.C. their own materials, which may M l 14th Street CapdoL Guio Bodip The firms listed here de­ Salt* 111 be purchased at the centers. Ma S. Boulder Vacation School terlal fees for the entire five-week serve to be remembered Honrs 9 te 19 1332 Broadway AL. 6555 £NEtS-l li80 to 6 period average not more than $2 when yop are distributing and by ippelntaent per student. Les Barker Bank VeeehlarslH Is Closed With Moss (Blessed Sacrament Parish) (St. Catherine's Parish) ACemo 5070 All junior and senior high school your patronage in the dif­ South Boulder.— (Sacred Heart ment of a heart ailment. FRamont 7250 classes will meet in the Museum’s ferent lines of business. of Mary Parish)—The religious va­ On Sunday, June 3, the Feast of school of art, room 481, City and 27 Years of St. Kevin and the pastor’s name Sales & SucoCMfu) PrtetJM cation school conducted by tbd Ben­ County building. An additional day, was observed by him and the registration fee of 50 cents, in De Soto-Plymouth edictine Sisters came to a success­ sisters of St. Walbuiga’s convent. addition to the purchase of ma­ Service ful close on Saturday with Mass Later in the day Father Kevin terials, is required of the more ad­ and Communion for the 19 children Carr, O.S.B., gave the sermon at vanced students. All Late Model Used Cars -i attending. Marlene Rodelli made the graduation of St. Louis’ school. There will be no advance regis­ Carry 5,000 MUe Guarantee her First Holy Communion. ' At the meeting of the Altar so­ ti ,f V , tration this year. All students will Mrs. Dorothy Kupfner gave ciety June 6 Dr. I. L.- Aaser of enroll at the painting centers on Factory Trained Mechanics on 411 Chrysler Made Cars birth to a six-pound boy in a local Boulder gave a talk on his recent the first day of school, June 11, 1 . -J hospital this week. It is her seventh Rome pUgrimage. He showed films t v "’ .fe at 9 o’clock. Additional informa­ child. taken on the trip. Guests o f the tion concerning the classes is GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. available at the Museum school -,41-■ Mrs, Mary DiFrancia returned society included the families and 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313. . i to the hospital for further treat­ friends of the members. office, TA. 6337, Ext. 265. 1st Communion in Pike's Peak Region Seat HUDSON Covers SALES y/SERVICE America's Bne.Li^ht Beer Custom Made — Priced To Fit Every Pockethook Body a Fonder Work Expert Anto Pointing VIC HEBERT INC. 3660 Downing 696 S. Broadway PE 5264 Sine* 1919 RADIO SERVICE A Complete Service for Car or Home Radio* Ws IFIll Serve You Best JAMES MOTOR CO. 1278 Uncoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service K£. 8221

GUARANTEED REPAIR WORK ON ALL MAKE CARS Only Skilled Meeheniet Work on Your Car MAY 13 WAS THE DATE of the First Holy Com­ Complete Overhaul and Tune-Up munion held in Our Lady of Guadalupe church, Colorado Brake Relining - Electric Ser^ce Springs. Pictured with the group of children are Father Easy Terms — ISo Red Tape Anthony Barcelo, C.R., pastor, and Sister Kathleen of Our CHRYSm-PLYMOUTH Lady of Victory Missiionary Sisters. unemmoTottao, Dave Staub Auto Service 2725 ,W. 29th Av*. at Speeg GE. Q505

RnaiiMidii PAGE SIXTEEN Office, 938 Bennoele Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 Thuridoy, June 7, T951 r Ham Dinner June 14 to Open Fesi-iyal I I Denver Relatives Ruffled Curtains I H oinemaker’s I St. Dominic's Annual 4-Day Girnival Beoutifully Cleaned I To Attend First I Department (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denrer) Communion with the Holy Name Series will be shown, following a Draperies Cleaned I Patraniu Thet* RdiabU and Friendly Firm* The parish carnival will members and their sons. brief business meeting. All mem­ I The breakfast, which will be bers are requited to bring their and Hand Finished inS op?n Thursf^ay, June 14, with served by the members of the Ro­ friends to this stag affair. Refresh­ Mass by Jesuit lie a baked ham dinner served in sary Altar society and the women ments will be served following the Call FR. 0574 DeliYcrr * the church auditorium from of the parish, will be a complete baseball picture. (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, Denver) Bacon & Schramm J. A. Johnson & Son 4 to 8 o’clock. This feature of meal of fruit juice, eggs and The Holy Hour Friday evening, the carnival is an, annual affair sausage, rolls, coffee, and hot choc­ The Rev. Gerald Sheahan, S.J., Peerless Lace Cleaning Co. Eitablished 35 Yean olate. Clyde Marchese, presi­ June 8, from 7:30 to 8:30 will be son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. T. COMPOismON ROOFING conducted by the women of the par­ conducted by the Rev. Luke Lyons, 5600 East Colfax FR. 0574 • Gutters • Sheet Metal ish under the supervision of the dent of the society, has appointed Sheahan of Topeka, Kans., will be TILF ROOFING a committee to arrange the de­ O.P., a visitor to the parish from ordained to,the priesthood on June ROOF REPAIRING * Gas Furnaces Rosary Altar society, with Mrs. Levi ' J. Saindon, president, in tails of the breakfast. The princi­ Fenwick high school. Oak Park, 14 in the Immaculate chapel of SL THE BEST IN LUGGAGE * Gas Conversion Burners pal speaker following the break­ 4020 Briglitan Blvd. CH. 6563 charge of the arrangements. 111., who is making his first visit Mary’s college "at St. Marys, Kans. Alt Kinds The firms listed here de­ 709 E. 6th Ato. KE. 4031 fast will be Father Gainor. to Colorado. The sermon will be Mrs. Saindon has selected a .rTo See World Serie* Film given by the Rev. J. G. Forquer, serve to be remembered group of workers for various de­ At the meeting of the Holy CHURCH FURNITURE O.P. At the conclusion of the serv­ when you are distributing THE partmental duties. These include Name society Thursday, evening, ices, the relic of St. Dominic will be AND PEWS Mrs. A. C. Carroll, in charge of June 7, in the church auditorium, exposed for veneration, and Con­ your patronage in the dif­ Duicned tt Uannfactiirad McVeigh Company the door; Mrs. Thomas J. Farrell, a movie of the 1950 baseball World fessions will be heard. hams; Mmes. James K. Weigel, ferent lines of business. PAINTING AND The Behrens Fixture Co. A. H. Garbella, and Lee Elliott, KE. 8IT» DECORATING 4625 Colorado Bird. potatoes; Mmes. A. De Bell, K. I CONTRACTORS DenTor, Colo. Lawler, and Victoria Martinez, St. Patrick's PTA Holds 1328 Inea KE. 0718 beans; Miss Mary Farrell and so­ dality girls, dining room service Your Floors Are Our Busioess and desserts; Mmes. Clyde Mar- Complete Floor Mdintenonce Service WESTERIV ATTENTION LADIES chese and Robert Hamill, dining Breakfast for Graduates Janitorial Supplies — Waxes — Soaps WINDOW & HOUSE CALL TA. 4686 room stgwardesses; and Mrs. L. J. Kelly and Mrs. Martha Kuhnle, in (St. Patrick’i Parish., Denver) tUEANING CO. SEIJi'-SERVICE LAUNDRY women who have flicked up ar­ Electric Polishers and Scrubbers Double Deztet asabert, extraeton tod dryen. charge of the two dish crews. A breakfast for 17 graduates ticles fr6m the society to sew for WE CLEAN Soft vater. «et vacb and fluff dry. Among the other workers of the eighth grade was given by the bazaar are asked to turn them Dry ClMnlnffs RuBa, Upholstery are the steam table attendants: the PTA in the school auditorium in at the rectory as soon as pos­ DUMOIVT SALES CO. Windows Walls evenings. Sunday by appointment ITse Mmes. Frank Scheer, Dominic Gri- pldi-up and delivery. 10% eaeb and carry following the 9 o’clock Mass June sible. • • 1736-44 Blake Sto TA. 4146 Denver Woodwork Wall Paper Parking mtet. senti, Mike Popovich, Sr.; Julius 3. Tables were decorated with .Hostesses for the meeting were Floors (Washed & Waxed} Lonergan, Peter Golish, Joseph pink and white carhations; place Mrs. Marvin Strempel, president, A-l Laundry & Cleaners Miklich, and Mary Mehelick. The FREE ESTIMATES 136 KALAMATH TA 4686 •ards, which were small diplomas and Mrs. Margaret Lucy. Women JOHNS-MANVILLE FLOOREVGS Roy E. Stratton—new propriator gravy for the meal will be pre­ with all the graduates’ names in­ volunteering to . clean the altars FULLY INSURED pared by Mrs. J. R. Wilson and scribed; and green and white nap­ for the month of June are Mmes. Asphalt Tile Residential & Commercial Miss Anne Hudson; the silver and kins for the school colors. Anna Carroll and Angelina A long lived, low priced flooring for Schools, Work glasses will be readied by Mmes. Sister Leocretia, eighth grade Franks. Bart Finn and P. C. Lawlor. Hospitals, Churches, Residences. 1032 18th MAInl556 WHY teacher, spoke to the graduates, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McCormick The tickets* for the dinner giving them words of encourage­ announced the birth of a girl in Rev. Gerald Sheahan, S.J. T erra tlex may be secured at the door on DENVER'S FAVORITE LAUNDRY' ment for the coming years and Mercy hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Father Sheahan will offer his First One of the toughest, longest wearing floor the afternoon or evening of the congratulating them for their suc­ Billings are the maternal grand­ Solemn Mass Sunday, June 17, in parents. coverings ever developed; grease proof. Acid The TCtson Ideal day the meal it served. Adults’ cess in the first fundamental years the Holy Name church, Topeka, meals will be $1 and children’s proof; unaffected by alkalis. Brilliant colors RUG lerves more families in of schooling. Mrs. James Marietta Carol Miller is home recuperat­ Kans. Denver than any other will be 50 cents. Arrangements ing satisfactorily following an ap­ Free Esfimates Detcriptive Literature Free extended the congratulations of the His ordination and First Mass iaundiy is because ideal have been made for seating PTA. Joan Manfro, speaking for pendectomy in Children’s hospi­ will be attended by his aunt, Mrs. customen get just the more than 400 at one time, ao the class, thanked the teaching tal. Donna Jo, Carol Jean, and W. R.» Kaffer, and his cousins, CLEANING kind of laundry service that there will be no waiting in sisters and all societies for the John Allen, Jr., are home follow­ Building & Maintenance Co. Mrs. C. D. McDonnell, Mrs. J. A. FREE MOTH PROOFING they want. line. things that they had done for the ing tonsillectomies in St. Anthony’s 1863 WAZEE ST., DENVER KE. 2371 May, Mrs. Lea Cobb of Denver, Why don’t you, too, The entertainment and games school. hospital. 2 Pc. livin g 95 enjoy Ideal Lanodry Banna of marriage were an and Mrs. Louis Rohling of Elgin, Room Suite on the grounds will start early on The cakes were awarded to Sei^ce? Prompt Service Mary Parra and James San FiUipo. nounced for the last time between 111. •Thoroly Cleaned 1 0 Up —careful handling—and the first evening, Thursday, June 14, to accommodate the latecomers Women who served the breakfast Richard Metcalf of St. Dominic’s Holy Name Men truly superior work, at parish and Isabel Poggi of St. Pat­ standard prices. at the dinner. Other evenings of included: Dining room, Mrs. Mar­ Famous Rug & v in Strempel, chairman; rick's, and for Thomas Barney of Plan Final Meeting , Hmm lUia 4 »l. the carnival, which will continue through Fridaiy, Saturday, and Mmes. John All'en, Kenneth Cathedral parish and Joan Chase. St. Francis’ Holy Name society Furniture Cleaning Co. Sunday evenings, June 15-17, the Keene, and Elmer Sutliff; kitchen, of St. Patrick’s. will meet in the school library at FIREPLACE TA. 6569 1532 Market games will start at 8 o’clock. As Mrs. John Porch, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy 8:15 p.m. Monday, June 11. This previously announced the children Mmes. Bernard Hogan, Frank were guests of honor at a dinner will be the last meeting before the will enjoy their own special car­ Garrier, Edwin Henry, and John party given by Mr. and Mrs. Har- summer months. All men are asked FIXTURES The firmi Uatad hare daaarva to nival in the church auditoriuip. Powers. land Austin June 2 in the Emerald to attend. Refreshments will be OAS AND ELECTRIC LOGS ba rememhared when you era dis­ The graduates were Barbara room at the BroWn Palace hotel. served. tributing your patrenaga to tha dil> A Plymouth automobile will be Cuitsln sod Flex Screens, Grates, farant Unas of businass. on display the closing night of the Behrens, Sheila Polniak, Jeanette Andirons and Fire Sets, in ait finishes. carnival. A treasure chest of silver Larson, Betty Lou Allegranzi, Tile and Marble for All Uses electrical utensils also will he on Mary Parra, Priscilla Haley, Pa­ HEATILATOR FIREPLACES display the same evening. The tricia Haley, Patricia Notary, Joan Aitar Heads fo Be Seated Electrical Contracting & Repairing chest is being promoted by the Manfro, Rosemary Montoya, Bar DENVER MARBLE & TILE CO. Young Ladies’ sodality. There will bara Vidmire, Maureen Hallinan, ISIO stent St, Est. 1191 Phone MA. IAG4 er KE, 5581 be other prizes each night of the Raymond Bruno, Fred Deard, In Mother of God Parish carnival. In case of rain the carni­ Geo^e Bivens, James San Fillipo, BARL J.STR0HMIN6BR val will be Held in the church and !^ank Petraglia. (Mother of God Parish, Denver) vert. A reception will follow in the basement instead of on the grounds High school scholarship* were The last meeting of the Altar church hall. ilRctric CompaRy adjoining the church. awarded to Maureen Hallinan, and Rosary society until fall will • Uctnsad and Bonded St. Joseph’s; Barbara Behrens, be held in the basement of the The banns of marriage were an­ Gift to Father Gainor nounced June 3 for Samuel T. Member National Electrical Contractori Ati’n. Holy Family: Sheila Polniak, St. church June 14 at 1:30. The Ro­ The Rosary Altar society held Basile of Mother of God parish Francis de Sales’; Betty Lou Al­ sary will be recited in the church 1178 Stout St. AC. 5733 its final meeting before the car­ and Helen T. Weiss of St. Fran­ legranzi, Cathedral; and Jean­ at 1:15. New officers for the com­ nival on Tuesday, June 5. Rosary, cis de Sales’ parish; for Brian Con­ ette Larson, Mt. Carmel. ing year will be installed. The litany, and prayers were said in Catechism awards were given to nell of Blessed! Sacrament parish FLOOR the clnirch, and Benediction was Rev. John Regfan, pastor, and the Betty Lou Allegranzi, Sheila Pol­ retiring officers will be host and and Katherine Garland of this given. A luncheon was served in parish; and for Edward J. Tom- CAAIEO COVERING CO. niak, and James San Fillipo. Per­ hostesses. the, auditorium by Mrs. Patrick, fect attendance awards were given ezuk of S t Francis de Sales' par­ Officers for the past year were Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber &; Plastic Tife— W all Covering Hoare and her committee. A gift to Sheila Polniak and Frank Pe­ ish and Jo Franlces Cooke of this Mrs. Clifford Welch, president; of silver dollars was given to the traglia. parish. Eelimatee Complimentary Mrs. A. J. Dexter, first vice presi­ spiritual director, the Rev. Leo C. June 10 will be Holy Commun­ dent; Mrs. B. B. Smith, second The Sacred. Heart bridge circle 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 Gainor, O.P., who is celebrating ion Sunday for the members of the met Saturday evening in the B. C. vice president; Mrs. James his 25th anniversary of ordination. Holy Name society. As this is the Mooney, recording secretary; Mrs. Welch home. Mr. and Mrs. Milton The chocolate cake baked and mdnth of the Sacred Heart, all James Reiva, corresponding secre­ Jensen were gm^sts. donated by Mrs. Charles Grant members are urged to make a The Young People’s club met in was given fo Mrs. W. H. HirzeL special effort to receive Commun­ tary; and Mrs. Richard Ahem, treasurer. the church hall Wednesday eve­ Special gifts were awarded to the ion at this time. ning.^ following members: Mmes. J. M. There will be no change in the Mcs. Welch will entertain the Hajrlng;ton, J. H. Fraher, Levi times for Masses during the sum­ officers and committee ^hairman Ushers for June are: 6:30—Mal­ Saindon, Ted Day, Fred Martinez, mer months. Parents are asked to at a tea in her home Friday aft­ colm Sills and Ben Slattery; 7:30 ...lh « Cm n. HOMSMAKER Sink J. P. Harring;ton, A. De Bell, John continue their duty of getting ernoon, June 8. —Ralph Burg and Charles Allen; Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Heating Repairs Phelan, Dorothy Johnson, Thelma their children to Mass during the Miss Evelyn Eicher will become 8:30 — Leonard A. Tangney and Storm, E. Vollmer, and J. H. Wil­ summer vacation months. the bride of Rlehard J. Mooney, James Mooney; 9:30 — Blackie Schoenthaler and Smith; 10:30 son, and to Tony Luciano, one of The novena services in honor of son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mooney of 125 Pennsylvania street, preced­ —Arthur Murphy and James Gal­ SLATTERY & COMPANY 0 'C ^ l the altar boys. Our Lady of Lourdes are held at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday. ing a Nuptial Mass Saturday, lagher; and 11:30— Charles Gilbert Plumbing and Heating Contractors Tour Plumbertber For Yean V ' Father-Son Breakfast Tha Holy Name society will June 9, The bride-to-be is a con- and Don Slattery. JOHN J. CONNOR, President ItOBERT F. CONNOR, Vic* PrstidenI meet at 8 o’clock Thursday eve­ 1725 Market Street Phone MAin 7127 or 7128 Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. A father - ton Communion breakfast will ba held Sunday ning, June 7, in the school meet­ 3030 W. 44th Ave. GL, 4323 morning, June 10, after the 7;30 ing room. Mass. It is being arranged by tozoor Meeting Park Hill Parish Plans the officers and mauibers^nder The bazaar meeting will be held the supervision of the Rev. J. at 8 p.m. in the school, and every­ INVESTIGATE FIRST S. Bernier, O.P., spiritual direc­ one is asked to attend to make Summer Social June 11 tor. An estimated group of 200 final preparations. Kathleen Mur­ (Blessed Sacrament Parish, BRICK STAIN that retains that N ATU RAL 4ook and is expected to attend. phy and Thomas Colacito were leave Denver within the next few Denver) weeks to make their home in New All the fathers and sons within congratulated for their efforts in texture. Water and Alkali proof. No peeling of blister, York. Mr. Donoghue, an attorney, Make every room ing. White and oil colors. the parish limits are invited to behalf of the children’s display. Perry Holcomb, chairman of the attend the 7:30 Mass and to receive Parishioners are asked to make Dads’ club annual summer dance, will enter private practice in New York city. SHINGLE STAIN WITH LASTING RESULTS, HY- their returns at the rectory as soon has announced that parishioners DROZO Liquid Gum. All colors. Prevents warping. Stove and Furnace Parts as possible. Donations for the main who may have inadvertently been Group rliei a work of art Still Available booth are needed and will be ap­ overlooked during the telephone To New York Material, only or job. complete. GAS FURNACES preciated. campaign may obtain tickets at Mr. and Mrs. Kai^ L. Mayer, ft The Geo. A. Pollen A beautiful, initialed, combina­ the door the night of the dance, Mrs. Mayme Fletcher, Mrs. Jack tion cigarette case and lighter wa^ Juna 11, at the Knights of Colum­ Maclear, and Miss Jean Wibel with colors from Denver Brick Stain Co. Company presented to Mrs. Sidney Miller, bus ballroom, or, if they wish to flew to New York on May 28. U.1 M * outgoing PTA president, at a tea telephone either Mr. Holcomb at They will attend the graduation CHerry 1083 1455 Fox St. 1331 Lnwrenco Street DE. 5260 or J. Vincent Connor at TABOR 1321 DENVER, COLO. held May 29 in the home of Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Mayer’s son, Kenneth Keene. Twenty-five FR. 3375, tickets will be delivered Frank, from M.I.T. in Cambridge, women attended the tea given by to them. Mass., when he will receive a B.S. the incoming officers to honor As explained by the Rev. Wil­ in aeronautical engineering. They Re-Roof NOW the outgoing officers. Mrs. John liam J. Mulcahy at the Sunday will return to Denver on June 11. Porch sang, accompanied by Mrs Masses, the proceeds of this dance Devotions, in honor of the Sa­ Janies Marietta at the piano. win be used for the school ath­ cred Heart are held every Friday A show and party, at whifh were letic program, and in moving into night at 7:45, consisting o-f the served cupcakes and ice cream, the new school demands in the new Rosary and Benediction of the were given for the school children gymnasium will also put an extra Blessed Sacrament. May 31 by the PTA. Those serv­ tax on the fund. The co-operation ing at the party were Mrs. Gath of the parish, therefore, is urged. erine Anderson, chairman, and Tickets are $2 pdr couple, in Mmes. Anthony Canzona, Elmer ■eluding tax. Bill Petri and his WALKING. with Modern, New Sutliff, John Porch, James Ma- orchestra will furnish the music zotta, James Marietta, and John for the dancing, which will com­ SPRINKLERS Allen. mence at 9 o’clock. A report of the ACCW eonven This Sunday the men of the tion was given by Mrs. William parish will receive Communion Electrical Fixtures DuBois at the meeting of the Altar corporately in the 8 o’clock aqd Rosary society June 5. All Mas*. This includes the Knights --- ./ V V ItUSUQI' New ipring stylei in the of Columbus, the Holy Name very popular lemi-indireet society, the Dads’ club, the Boy effect* for dining room Wheatrldge Men Scouts, and the Cub Scouts. AS—For rotldence rlze Uwni rcqulr- and living room. Alto new The Rev. Anton J. Borer, laf 75 foot of hole...... 2 4 . 9 5 S.M.B., is away on retreat this AS2— For Urf* Iiwni icqulrlns IM design* for bedroom, Receive Cemmunlon feet 0^ heie ...... 2 7 . 9 5 kitchen, and porch, in­ week. B3— Fet Rtrkt, folf conriei, ' cluding fluorescent lights. (Sts. Peter and Paul’s Parish, On Sunday the Rt. Rev. Monsi- eelitee ...... 3 5 . 9 5 Choose here from one of WiMatrid(e) gnor Harold V. Campbell bap­ Autsm^tle Shnt.fMf ...... 5 . 0 0 Denver’s best selections The Men’s club received Com' tized Kathleen Mary, daughter of money-saving prices. munion in a group in the 7 o’clock Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison, with SHINGLES Jack Murphy and Mrs. Franklyn 6 A R D IN H O S F ’' Mass June 3. 'The club will meet in Geodrlefe. SS ft. coupled, Give your house needed extra the rectory meeting room at 8 p.m Murphy as sponsors. Father Mul­ klsek ...... e . 6 0 The Largest cahy baptized Susan Mackay insulation and long-lasting pro­ Thursday, June 7. Goedrich Ketoieil, 25 ft.. ? c e u /e a 4 ^ The Altar and Rosary society Smith, dau^ter of Mr. and Mrs. ctnpled ...... 5 . 7 5 Selection of Lamps tection against snow, rain and thanks those who supported the John P .' Smith, with Gerald B Goodrich, Koroteal, 5g ft., and Lamp Shades summer heat. bake sale that was held June 2 Waldron and Mary E. Limebrook ceupled...... 9 . 8 0 It’s easy...it’s fiin to find colors in dramatic deep tones to delicate This sale netted the society ap as godparents. Mrs. John P. Smith "Dutfii Boy’-s” bigColor (rallery. pastels. All come in Flat, Semi- * Economical in the proximately $60. acted as proxy for the latter, COLUMBINE MIXED SEED For it contains swatches o f the Gloss, Gloss. Use any color on * Beautiful The monthly afternoon card Mr. and Mrs. Adrian F. ‘ Ma­ Beet lalxture ran coa buy for Uilck- very latest shades. And on each walls and woodwork of any City of Denver party sponsored by the Altar and guire left last ^turday for their eatuf up old Isrrai and plantluf new saei. Cantaiae Aftorla beat cran. swatch, diree harmonizing colors room ! Be sure to see the "Dutch * Guoronfeed Rosary society will be held June semiannual visit with their son, COMPARE OUR 1 lb. 5 Ibt. is Ibi. are listed—thus suggesriog for Boy’’ (]olor Gallery now. It’ll 12 at the rectory meeting-room the Rev. E. C. Maguire, S.J., who is $^.15 $£.15 PRICES For Free Eetimate There will be a dessert-luncheon currently teaching at Marquette ’ 12“ you complete color kernes! suggest to you scores o f unusual and awards. The pari;y is scheduled university in Milwaukee. The Ma­ H e « you’ll see everything from and dramatic color schemes. Call CHerry 6651 for 1 o’clock and admission will guires will also visit their son and be 50 cents. Reservations may he daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. made by calling Mrs. Joseph Cas Adrian W. Maguire, in- Washing­ Wasmnger's Electric Store WESTERN ELATERITE selman, BE. 3-1778, or Mrs ton, D, C., before returning home Merkl, Arvada 7791-M. Mr. and Mrs. George Friend re­ UNIVERSITY PARK Sales # Repair # Service ROOFING CO. Volunteer church workers for cently returned from a three Saturday, June 9, are Nellie Voll month trip to Phoenix, Ariz. LUMBER CO. 3156 W. 38th Ave. GLendale 8946 • Equitable Bldg., Denver mer, Katherine Merkl, Tom Voll The Peter J. Donoghue family 1810 So. Josephine PE 2435 i L**ts>ss4i«^^>asM*VM*Vt*issit»iMisissMtirtilMstisttt4M^fsinHk’i'ins!i^siUHtt|;,,tigt,iWfflfjimt» mer, and Charles Schroer. at 2660 Holly are planning to

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